Yes, it's a Phalaenopsis. When I first got it, it was jammed in a ridiculous small container. I immediately took it out since it was kept too wet all the time. after taken it out of the small container I put it in a bigger container, I assume the roots tried to grow all over trying to fill it. The container was not translucent, so i changed it to another clear container. some of the roots just look dry and black here are some photos. Maybe someone can help identify what happened to it. it was also growing a new leaf but it stopped growing and it looks like it started to grow again. It's just the roots that don't look right to me. i water it once a week or when the moss is dry , it doesnt stay too wet since i check on it every few days.

This question has been asked many, many times over the years. There is no "correct" answer. It is your decision. The link is to past threads on this subject, found by putting cutting Phal in the search box on top of this discussions page. Here is a link that might be useful: Past thread on this subject

Hi, If the mini is a phalaenopsis orchid it won't hurt to re-pot it even if it is in bloom. As you stated the sphagnum moss is not a good thing for Orchids. I have bought several orchids at Lowe's myself and I always re-pot them immediately, due to them being in sphagnum moss. If it fits in the same pot use it, but you can always use any other pot that is the same size or a little bit larger. I hope this helps, Rich.

The guideline that all phals should have a specific color leaf is misleading and, as shown above, detrimental. Phals will thrive in moderately bright light and do not need direct sunlight of any kind (mine get some, but there's not much I can do to prevent it). I have a dozen phals, and all of them are really healthy, and only three of them are the same color green. All of the others have leaves ranging from lime green to deep purple. They all get the SAME AMOUNT OF LIGHT.