What's eating my mini moth orchid 'sogo vivien'?

Mini moth orchid 'Sogo Vivien' (Phalaenopsis) is a compact hybrid whose small size means infestations spread fast — mealybugs and scale can overrun a tiny plant before they are noticed. Thrips damage the delicate purple-pink flowers. Inspect weekly, especially the undersides of the small leaf pairs and the crown.

White cottony deposits at the crown and between small leaves; rapid wilting in a miniature plant Apply isopropyl alcohol with a cotton swab to all colonies; follow with weekly neem oil spray; isolate immediately

Brown hard bumps on leaf undersides; yellowing and stunted new growth in a compact rosette Remove with alcohol-soaked cotton; spray with horticultural oil monthly; discard severely affected leaves

Silvery streaks across petals and bud scarring; small flowers are disproportionately damaged by even light feeding Remove affected flower spikes; apply spinosad or insecticidal soap; move plant away from open ventilation