Direct sun and daily watering destroyed roots. Leaves yellowed/died. Now only 3 tiny leaves (one deformed) and dried root tips remain. But new leaf growth = hope.
Phalaenopsis are lower-light, warmer, steadier-moisture plants. "Summering out" invites pests, sunburn, temp extremes. They're fundamentally houseplants.
Ants and pathogens may linger. Fresh start = fresh mix.
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