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Repot in fresh coarse orchid mix (½" fir bark).
Unpot, rinse roots, remove mushy ones.
Soak mix before use; use pot with many drainage holes.
Don't water 1 week; then water weekly.

Droopy leaves may fall; recovery depends on root health. Good roots → new leaves.

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