A phalaenopsis with 3 leaves losing the lowest one (yellow from edge inward, translucent) in a kitchen with "bright but no direct light" likely has decomposed potting mix. Surface feels dry but root zone stays soggy.
"Bright kitchen" ≠ enough light. Move to east window for morning sun. Higher light = larger new leaves, better blooming. New leaves should equal or exceed old leaf size.
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