Despite detailed description (air roots, bark media, 18-inch knife-like leaves, fragrant pale yellow-green star-shaped flowers with brown spots), the orchid couldn't be identified. General care guidelines bridge the gap.
Precise care (rest periods, temperature triggers, light intensity) requires genus-level ID. Without it, general guidelines are the safest default.
Good generic care keeps an unidentified orchid alive until proper ID is found.
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