Sounds bacterial, possibly Erwinia or Pseudomonas. Without culture or histopathology, it would be difficult to identify potential pathogens from descriptions alone. Physan-20 or any others like this may help, though I wonder if any of the antibiotics could be used to save particularly rare or desirable plants. Blu Llama Orchids, Inc.
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