Your Phalaenopsis rebloomed from the old spike after moving to a bright atrium. Now "stem-ish" growths appear at the pot edges. Are they roots or new flower spikes?
If the portion above the new blooming branch is brown, cut it off an inch above the new growth. If still green, leave it.
Your plant is happy in the new location—bright indirect light is exactly what it needed.
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