What's eating my miltoniopsis 'herralexandre'?

Miltoniopsis 'Herralexandre' is an indoor hybrid pansy orchid facing the same pest pressures as the species: spider mites are the worst offender, especially in warm, dry rooms. Aphids target flower spikes and fresh growths. Vigilance during winter heating season, when indoor air dries out, is especially important for this genus.

Pale speckling and silvering of leaves; webbing on undersides; reduced vigor in low-humidity conditions Raise humidity with a humidity tray or grouping plants; apply miticide or insecticidal soap every 5–7 days for 3 rounds

Soft green or black insects massed on new shoots and flower spikes; honeydew and bud distortion Remove by hand or water spray; treat with insecticidal soap; repeat every 3–4 days until infestation clears

White woolly deposits at leaf bases and in pseudobulb crevices; yellowing and softening of foliage Manual removal with alcohol swab; follow with neem oil spray; isolate the plant during treatment