Pots: Must have many drainage holes. Clay pots without holes cause root rot.
Mix: Repot in fir-bark orchid mix (sift fines, soak first). Moss compacts and causes moisture issues.
Watering: Reject “ice cube method”—chills roots, uneven wetting. Flush water through mix thoroughly.
Spike Pruning: Cut spent spikes to base—no harm. Some die back naturally.
Feeding: Weekly weak fertilizer is fine; continue after repotting.
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