Repot all in fresh fir-bark orchid mix (sift fines, soak). Trim dead roots. Use well-drained plastic pots.
Oncidiums and Cattleyas need brighter light than Phalaenopsis. Water only when new growth appears. Don't keep too wet. Annual rebloom typical with proper care.
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