Possible Virus/Bacterial Infection?

[Tim P.]

The following pictures were taken of my first phal that i got and stayed alive... it is almost one year old now in my house. I am kindof worried about it becuase it is developing yellow spots on the bottom two leaves and some different spots that may be from puncture wounds on the newest leaf. This poor orchid figured that it would be fun to fall off of its shelf. Is this a bacterial infection or a viral infection or is it just under stress or... idk what else... it was recently repotted and none of these symptoms showed up until a while ago. Thank you guys again for your help... im just worried for this orchid becuase it is the first one that i have grown successfully and am attached to it

all the other leaves except the bottom two seem fine...

the attached picture is the bottom leaf... i cannot seem to get another picture to load right now so i guess one is better than none

[Zoi2]

Puncture wounds sound like a pest, have you checked for mites?
The yellow spots look like cold water spots to me, do you mist the plant?
Joann

[Tim P.]

well... it was accidentally dropped lol... it got top heavy and it got banged up... so i thought it would be good time to repot it. And i never miss for the fear of getting crown rot. I water every two weeks or so by soaking them.

[camille1585]

Dropping a Phal does not cause disease!
Those spots look more like they are a bit transluscent rather than yellow. Are there small raised bumps over the spots.
Personally I have seen similar on some Phals, and it turned out to be nothing.
As Joann suggests, have you checked for mites on the top leaf? Of course the puncture wounds could just be an abrasion from the plant hitting the floor, if it landed crown first.

[Bud]

its cold water spots, you can also look at the leaves of the joya plant beside it.... its also spotted ...