Your shipped Phalaenopsis lost buds, blooms drooping, leaves yellowing/thinning. Dorm room: one drafty window, dry air, plant on pebble tray.
Wait until last bloom falls. Then decide: high cut (branch) or low cut (new spike next year).
Dorm rooms are tough, but with a grow light, pebble tray, and fresh mix, your Phal can recover and thrive.
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