A grower repotted N. rajah, dunking to remove old soil. Over half the roots fell off without pulling. New mix: 1/3 pumice, 1/3 orchid bark, 1/3 sphagnum, live sphagnum top. Asks if it will survive and how to help.
N. rajah dislikes root disturbance, but if done cautiously, it should recover. Lost roots were likely dead or loose. Keep roots cool, don't disturb further, provide cool nights, partial sun, consistent moisture. If healthy initially, it will resume growth in weeks. N. rajah demands specific conditions – meet them for success.
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