A Phalaenopsis repotted from pure moss into new media still loses leaves. Two issues:
Leaves falling from one side with black bases = fungal infection from water left overnight on leaves. Water mornings only.
Moss holds water for weeks. Watering every 10 days kept it constantly wet → ongoing root stress. Repot now into fresh bark mix.
New growth (spikes) is a good sign. Fix the media and watering, and leaf loss will stop.
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