Phalaenopsis produced 3 keikis (all flowered), now in full bloom with branched spike, another spike with keiki. Leaves leathery, shriveled. Roots healthy but many dried, few for plant size.
Keikis and blooms drain energy. Like a woman perpetually pregnant—no recovery time. Leaves shrivel because roots can't supply enough water/nutrients.
They'll fall naturally; new leaves grow from crown.
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