A new Phalaenopsis dropping all flowers and rotting one leaf needs immediate repotting in fir bark mix.
Commercial moss pots often hide root rot. Fresh bark mix restores aeration. Soak mix, trim dead roots, repot in well-drained pot. Water, drain, wait a week.
Early intervention saves the plant. Learning from this site is exactly the right approach.
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