Phalaenopsis normally lose 1-2 leaves per year. Losing four in five months with no new growth indicates serious cultural problems.
All watering/misting must be morning-only. Air movement helps drying.
Michigan cool is fine if >60°F. Below 50°F causes damage. Cool temperatures slow drying—increase watering intervals.
Unpot to check roots. Mostly firm/healthy = repot in same-size pot. Many mushy roots = trim dead, repot in smaller pot. Position bottom leaf just above mix. Pot barely containing roots prevents waterlogging.
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