Phalaenopsis flowers exposed to cold temperatures will wilt and drop—this is irreversible. The spike will brown and die back. But healthy leaves and new growth mean the plant survives and will bloom again next cycle.
Annual blooming is normal. Cold may have just accelerated the natural end of this bloom cycle.
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