If water drains freely, sphagnum moss (Better-Gro) provides enough oxygen. But a plastic pot sitting in a ceramic cache pot traps water—causing root rot. Remove the cache pot.
Remove ceramic outer pot. Monitor. No repotting needed unless new growth declines.
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