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Deal breaker = sufficient reason not to go back. As far as the id on the plant, I'm going by what the person who gave it to me told me it was. What would your id be?

In ground hardiness and hardiness in above grade containers are two entirely different things. I keep half barrels in zone 7A and can relate my experience. After a particularly cold winter (in 7A) my Dews were fine, as was my Sarracenia purpurea purpurea. Sarracenia leucophylla and rubra, along...

Bought a few lately. First two are Blc Tsiku Orpheus 'Fu Cai' & Hawaiian Passion 'Lake View Pink Lip' respectively. Both supposed to be highly fragrant. Next are Anacheilum baculus, also highly fragrant. And lastly a pair of Epidendrum hybrids, coronatum x scriptum:

A current pic of my Hydnophytum formicarium. Although I once had a Myrmecodia tuberosa several times larger than this plant, this will be my first time blooming an ant plant:

You need to develop as much patience as your spatulata.........

Very fine work sir! But fyi, it ain't the hands that go, it's the eyes! Edit: you missed a spot......

A groundhog makes a much better meal than a meteorologist. Cats are much better at knowing when spring is coming........

As far as your virus concerns, the damage to the leaf looks like simple physical damage to me. To avoid infecting your other plant IF your Phalaenopsis is infected, first and foremost tend the vanilla first when working on your plants. Wash your hands well between plants.Don't let the same water...

The plant is dehydrated. From what I can see it has at least some healthy roots, so it certainly isn't beyond hope, even for an experienced orchid killer! Personally I would repot it in something that makes watering more controllable than sphagnum. Bark chunks, lava rock, leca, or even smooth...

I use a 1" hole saw. If that isn't large enough you should probably be mining the stuff instead if trying to grow plants in it!

Stink bugs are too strong for any Sundew to hold on to.

The easiest way to control the water level is to drill a hole at the desired level. I don't have issues with excess heat here in SE PA, but in hotter areas I suppose it could pose an issue.