Orchid (type unknown) bloomed 3× in 4 years. Now leaves turning gold/brown, falling. Same location, water, bark.
Orchid bark lasts ~3 years. After that, it breaks down, holds water, excludes air → root rot → leaf drop.
If you share the name (tag), I can give specific light/temp/fertilizer tips. But repotting fresh bark is universally needed after 4 years.
Good job on 3 blooms! Fresh mix will fuel the next cycle.
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