Secretary's neglected orchid: stem green 6" then brown, most leaves green, two bottom brown. You cut brown stem top, water weekly, window desk. Type unknown—likely Phalaenopsis (3 large leaves, one tall stem).
Current droop indicates stress; proper care will restore turgor.
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