Wrinkled leaves on old pseudobulbs = NORMAL (they feed new growth).
Wrinkled leaves on last year's growth = ROOT ROT likely.
Rotting from cane bottom but new keiki at top? Save the keiki! Treat as cane cutting on damp sphagnum, seal cuts with sulfur.
Marita, your Cattleyas are signaling—listen to the new growth timing and repot now.
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Wrinkled Phalaenopsis Leaves: Repot Both Plants Now
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Calathea Leaf Curling: Humidity and Watering Balance
Syngonium Leaf Tip Browning and Pruning Young Plants
Sunflower Leaves Brown & Translucent: Hot Water or Season End?
Are Large Brussels Sprout Leaves Edible? Harvest Tips for a Better Crop
Honeysuckle Destroyed by Caterpillars: Hand-Pick or Bt
Viburnum Leaf Beetle Devastating Snowball Bushes
Sooty Mold on Camellia Caused by Scale Insects
Boxwood Blight: Identifying and Managing Volutella Stem Blight
Managing Powdery Mildew on Leucothoe
Mealybugs Masquerading as Fluffy Fungus: Eradication Protocol
Phalaenopsis Spike Pinching: Mysterious Constriction, Leaf Angles, and Root Health
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