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Old 04-23-2015, 09:10 PM
OkiFred OkiFred is offline
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I suggested mounting it, because I saw you are from Malaysia and I thought you would not have too much troubles with humidity...

But if you mention "soggy soil" I am afraid simply your roots are rotting and then just transplanting it in a better orchid mix would also be ok.

If you could post pics, probably better experts could help more...
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