Dendrobium phalaenopsis (den-phal) types go dormant. Yellowing/leaf drop = natural, not a problem.
Watering dormant den-phals = certain death. Only light morning mist if canes shrivel severely. Otherwise, leave alone completely.
When new growth eyes swell at base → resume watering (barely moist between) and weak feeding.
Bright light during growth; they'll tell you with leaf color (medium green = perfect).
Your plants are doing exactly what they should. Resist the urge to "help"—rest in peace until spring!
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