Tropical grower left Phalaenopsis out in daily rain for a week. Top leaf yellowed, fell off (crown rot). Treated with fungicide/charcoal. Plant started two spikes. Can it survive?
Crown rot (bacterial/fungal) spreading downward is usually fatal—new leaves grow from crown. If infection reaches lower leaves, it's over.
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