Phal blooms last 2–3 months. If open weeks before you got it, wilting at 2 weeks = normal end of life.
Fluorescent lights lack full spectrum for rebloom. Move home for growing: bright indirect light, 60–85°F, >50% humidity, air movement. Return to office only when in bloom.
Weekly schedule = risky. Water when mix barely moist. Morning only. No water on leaves/crown.
If this one dies, ask coworkers how they succeed. Or write me with your home conditions—I'll give a tailored care sheet!
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