The third pic down, that is what the leaves (undersides) on some of my Phals looked like, last summer... Took me awhile, but I finally figured out it was mites (apparently not spider mites... I saw no webbing what-so-ever). Treat with a "miticide" it can't be just any insecticide, it has to say it kills mites on the label.
I don't know if the spots on the rest of the (Gramm) leaves are fungus, or mites, but I did have similar spots on an Oncidium Twinkle (that for completely different reasons, (which I'm pretty sure, wasn't mites that killed it, but they could've lead it to its death alot quicker), died last summer). The dark spots had those yellow leading edges to them... Which I know can indicate a spreading problem (either bacterial, or fungal.. But, I'm not sure if some sucking insects leave spots like that, with the yellow leading edge?) Hope someone more experienced with these types comes along... I'm an Oncidium killer
ETA: Does the Rhynchostylis's spots look like Guignardia to anyone else? (eighth section from the top, entitled "Leaf Spots")
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