Two Phalaenopsis (Austin, TX) nursed back from sunburn/drought. Now thick, firm green leaves, weekly water/fertilizer, humid room, filtered light. No spike after a year. Will they bloom again?
Severe stress (sunburn, drought) can set back bloom cycle by a year or more. Keep growing strong leaves.
Spikes look green/reddish (not grey like roots). Patience—recovery takes time.
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