Possible, but with caveats. Only reuse if:
Orchid bark breaks down over time, releasing nitrogen. Charcoal is inert. If bark is fresh, summer use may be safe. Monitor North American plants for signs of nutrient stress (excessive growth, loss of color).
This is untested territory—proceed cautiously.
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