Phalaenopsis leaves edged in red (especially on red-flowered varieties) are responding to excessive light—not a pathogen.
Anthocyanin pigments (red) act as sunscreen. They're protective but signal the plant is at its light limit. Back off, and the plant will grow greener, larger leaves.
No treatment needed—just relocation.
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