2 ft tall, 5 blooms + 1. Blooms fell. Cut spike above 2nd node. Overwatered → 2 lower leaves yellow/fell. 5 green leaves left. Unpotted, cut mushy, cinnamon, glass bowl + paper towel + stones. More black roots. Heart yellow/dry. 2-3 thick green roots. Embarrassed to show nursery.
Easy to repot yourself. No nursery shame needed.
You can do this. Phals are forgiving. Learn now—skill for life.
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