Brief cold exposure or environment change = bud abort. One spike open = good sign. Wet mix = possible root rot starting.
Remaining buds need time. Root damage likely minimal. Most should open normally.
Brandi, don't overwater. Let the plant finish its show, then refresh the roots.
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