All of a grower's Phalaenopsis have pinkish-red root tips. Plants are healthy and rebloom regularly. The expert suspects either:
Excess fertilizer can cause lush vegetative growth but fewer blooms. "Feed weakly, weekly" remains the golden rule.
If plants grow and bloom well, the colored tips are likely cosmetic.
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