Your Phalaenopsis (6 leaves, 6 blooms, 3 buds) sat in direct sun in a parked car all day. Blooms are drooping, near lifeless. You moved it indoors, watered, added fan breeze. Should you cut the spike or mist and hope?
If flowers perk up, great. If not, cut the spike off and focus on plant recovery for next year. Check the 3 buds—if they look okay, they might still open.
This plant survived a trauma—give it stable, proper care now.
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