Jennifer's Cymbidium lost leaves after water entered crevices. Pseudobulbs firm, roots plump/healthy, but pot-bound. Expert: plant will recover. Firm pseudobulbs have basal eyes for spring growth. Cut watering now to avoid rotting eyes. Repot when new shoots start. Keep cool (45–55°F) until growth appears. Bright light benefits future flowering. For now: bright light, cool, minimal water to prevent shriveling.
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