Yellow-flowered Phal, young/healthy. Water on leaves → all leaves fell, spikes dry. Will it survive?
No leaves = no photosynthesis. Phalaenopsis rarely produce basal keikis from roots alone. Crown likely rotted from water in leaf axils overnight.
Same cost, instant beauty, years of blooms with proper care (morning water, no wet crown).
Hard lesson: never let water sit in crown overnight.
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