Floppy but green leaves + some healthy roots = recoverable. Death takes 2+ months if neglected.
But new leaves will be firm. Old ones eventually yellow/drop. Focus on root zone health.
Schedule watering (weekly) vs. needs-based = classic overwatering. Water by pot weight/skewer, not calendar.
Nurture it—Phals are tough. With corrected care, it will thrive and bloom again.
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