Brown tip spot after 2 days in intense morning sun = sunburn. Leaf tissue is cooked—won't heal or revert.
Unlikely to recover fully. But as it expands, new tissue beyond damage may grow normally. Don't remove—it still photosynthesizes.
Never move low-light → high-light abruptly. Transition over 2–3 weeks: shade → dappled → brighter, watching for stress. Your 2-year Phal was acclimated; the mini wasn't.
Bright indirect light (east window or south with sheer curtain). Water when barely moist. Weak fertilizer. Your mini will catch up!
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