Blooming Phalaenopsis left with friend 2 weeks. Returned: top of spike snapped, no bloom outlet. Base leaves deep green, remaining spike okay. Revive?
Cut remaining spike above a node. May branch & bloom. If not, cut at base after—new spike next year.
Unknown mix age. Unpot, rinse roots, trim dead. Fresh bark mix, plastic pot with holes. Water weekly. East window.
Dark green leaves = may need more light for blooming. Aim for light yellow-green (shadow test).
Outlook: Excellent. Leaves & roots sound healthy. Spike accident is minor.
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