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Rescuing a Neglected Phalaenopsis: Repotting Priority

Immediate Focus: Repot in Proper Mix

Get coarse fir bark orchid mix.
Soak before use.
Use plastic pot with many drainage holes.
Drain overnight after repotting.
Water weekly.

Shriveled leaves will drop; new leaves lead recovery. Soil is never appropriate for epiphytic orchids.

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