Your yellow Phalaenopsis (February gift) was left in a decorative pot with no drainage. Weekly watering + fertilizing led to soaked mix, pale roots with black spots, soft mushy yellow leaves with black spots, and now mold on roots. Spike is paling. Can it be saved?
No drainage means roots sit in water, rot, and invite fungus. Web advice (weekly water/fertilize) only works for pots with airflow.
No firm leaves = no photosynthetic capacity = almost zero survival chance. Don't waste effort—get a new Phalaenopsis and pot it correctly from day one.
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