PINK on phalaenopsis crown??

[Reeses]

Hello everyone, my mom's orchid needs some help. I tried to long-distance diagnose it, but I've gotta say, I'm stumped. She was in the process of repotting it because it has been a wet summer and the medium was breaking down. During repotting, a leaf fell off, and the tissue underneath was PINK!
At first I thought it might be the dreaded fusarium, but there are no other obvious signs of rot that she can see. Any thoughts on what this could be??

[Dollythehun]

Well, I'm not an expert but, I think that color is fine. I have a couple like that on the "stem," Why the leaf fell off, I couldn't hazard a guess. However, you'll get a Phal expert to respond soon and we'll both learn. If it were mine, I doubt I'd worry too much.

[Chris17]

Don't worry; the reddish tinge means the plant is getting adequate light. Sometimes it is more pronounced on plants that flower with red or pink blooms.

[Reeses]

Thank you both for the quick replies! So glad to hear this is nothing to worry about!

[Fishkeeper]

My phals get pink tinges along the edges of their new leaves ever since I moved them into brighter light, it's normal. Nothing to worry about.