Three Phalaenopsis declining rapidly with black centers and leaf drop. The common factor: water on leaves overnight. Evening watering creates cool, wet conditions where fungus explodes overnight.
Water early so leaves dry by nightfall. Add gentle air movement. Fungicide helps but requires constant application—prevention beats treatment.
Place pot in deep bowl. Add lukewarm water to just below mix surface. Soak 30 minutes. Remove, drain thoroughly, return to growing area. Zero water on leaves.
Black sooty spots at leaf bases = active fungus. Alcohol-dipped Q-tip within 24 hours of appearance can stop spread.
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