Your blooming Dendrobium Burana Fancy (Chicago, 65–70°F, weekly water) gets small black spots on leaves, then yellow, then drop. Not sure if evergreen. Roots dense, no sour smell. You ask about misting, repotting in bloom.
Evergreen Dendrobiums shouldn't lose leaves now. Black spots could be fungus (sooty?) or overwatering.
Dense roots + weekly water + no drying = root zone too wet. Let mix become barely moist between waterings, especially in winter.
Dendrobiums like tight pots. Use slightly larger pot. Handle gently to avoid bloom damage.
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