A Phalaenopsis spike was bent over completely during a move. After three days, the top is discoloring. The plant has lower branches on the spike.
If it's a Phalaenopsis and the "top" is the flower spike, cut off the damaged portion above the lower branches. Those branches should continue developing. If the orchid is another type (e.g., Dendrobium), advice may differ. Check the American Orchid Society site for identification.
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