You kept a new Phalaenopsis in a flower shed by a window to delay blooming. Leaves turned white, like spilled paint. This is sun bleaching from excessive bright light.
Consider buying a replacement for your sister's 50th birthday and nursing this one back as a learning experience. With proper care (east window, morning water, annual repot), it can become a healthy plant again.
Lesson: Phalaenopsis need bright indirect light, never full sun—even in winter.
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