What are these black "scabs" on my toshie aoki cattleya?

[LaurylSydney]

Hi All,
I'm Lauryl and new here. I am a beginner orchid enthusiast and grateful to be here.
This was my first orchid purchase I got off Etsy. She came to me with withering wrinkled leaves and inevitably, root rot. I have her in leca because she was very rotted and I didn't want to encourage any dead material or bacteria left behind to start to decay. I think I remember one or two of these black spots on her be fore I repotted. But since the repot, everything has gotten better, except these lesions! They have multiplied and look like the raised black bumps are bleeding into the orchid's green flesh. I also included pictures of a black spot that was on one of the leaves when i got her (same leaf as affected psuedobulb) because the spot has gotten significantly worse in the 3 months i have had her.Anyone who has knowledge of this or experience in this, I would be so grateful for your help!
Regards,
Lauryl

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Welcome to the Orchid Board!

Those look like old healed scrapes. I don't think it's a disease.

[LaurylSydney]

Even those black spots on the psuedobulb? The one on the leaf I thought was an old wound when I got it, but it has only gotten bigger. And now we have all these raised black bumps on the psuedobulb and they are multiplying. Thanks for your help!

[Louis_W]

I'd say overall your plant looks quite healthy! I'd be happy with it. The bulbs that go through transitional periods can sometimes get a little rugged. I would just keep an eye on the new growth. That should be clean and healthy after the plant gets established

[LaurylSydney]

Thank you both for your responses. This certainly makes me feel a lot better! I showed earlier pictures of her before I cut off the rotted roots and she told me to throw it away. I've been waiting for the sh** to hit the fan ever since!

Lauryl