Cut off all damaged leaves, leaving any healthy ones at the base. Repotting added shock—should have waited until recovery. Keep in bright indirect light, no drafts, let soil dry well between waterings. Pot must have drainage and tray. Max pot size: 2 inches wider than original.
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Cattleya Leaf Spotting: Early Tissue Damage, Not Spreading
Dropped Orchid, Split Leaves: Cut or Keep?
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