Cattleyas rest after growth completion. Watering during rest = rot. Water/feed ONLY during active growth. Mist occasionally during rest.
High humidity always. Humidity tray (pebbles + water, pot above) extends humid zone beyond pot—prevents aerial root desiccation.
Most roots are inside the pot. Old mix compacts → less air + holds water → rot. Annual repotting at growth start in fresh mix = healthy root zone. Inspect/trim dead roots each time.
Your attention to detail is great—just sync with the plant's natural cycle!
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