Your white Phalaenopsis has tiny yellow-green spots on petals, some petals look dissolved. Blooms full, plant healthy otherwise. What is it?
Fungal infection favored by cool, humid, stagnant air. Remove affected flowers carefully (don't burst spots). Increase air movement, reduce humidity, avoid wetting flowers.
Plant survives if you stay vigilant. Remove any new spotted flowers promptly.
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