Do not forget that in nature the ancestors of your Phalaenopsis are growing on a tree or on a rock and the roots are largely exposed, so it is normal for the plant to grow some aerial roots. The plant looks in good condition

Seeing you are in Canada I have to ask, Centigrade or the other measurement?

As for, now what? you have to tell the readers more about your growing conditions.

Temperatures?

Are the roots in the mix in good condition.

Watering frequency and so on.

You might have wait for autumn before the new flowering spike appears.

Thank u a anthurm. It's day time home is facing east on the corner of our home. . I water them twice weekly (depending on size) this one I give about 1/2 a cup , wait 10 min and pour off the extra in the bottom of the pot. We maintain normal house temps of comfort, not tropical. I can move it out to our sub tropic humid deck in the summer where it's 70-90 F this summer. It's leaves have always been very healthy and the original blooms lasted three months.