Bud dried before opening? Plant aborted it—energy budget exceeded. It may produce more after current flowers fall.
One bottom leaf yellowing = normal aging (oldest leaf). But combined with bud blast, check roots.
Repot in fresh orchid mix AFTER flowering. Degraded mix → root rot → compromised energy → bud abortion + leaf loss.
Sanny, this is fixable. The plant is managing its resources. Give it a fresh root zone, and next cycle will be stronger.
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