You repotted two Phalaenopsis into bark. Books say "warm spot out of direct sun." You think returning them to their original growing spot is better. You're right.
Unlike many orchids, Phalaenopsis have no rest period. Treat repotted plants exactly as before: same light, same watering schedule (when bark is barely moist).
Use a humidity tray (pebbles + water, pot not sitting in water) rather than a plastic bag. Increase air circulation slightly as humidity rises.
Hope you removed mushy roots during repotting—that's the best time for a root audit.
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