Tiny yellow egg-like things spreading in orchid bark/soil. Cactus died when present; orchid roots turn black. Asked what they are and how to eliminate.
The expert couldn't ID from description alone—could be spider eggs or fungus (especially if mix stays damp). Advised: unpot, rinse roots thoroughly, repot in fresh orchid mix in clean pot. Bag and discard old mix. Black roots often from broken-down mix; repotting fixes.
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