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As far as I know the small white spots are molds that are grown in bark, it will undermine seriously the root system of orchids. Whenever I discover the molds in bark, I will repot and reduce the frequency of watering especially in humid weather.

I had a bitter experience to divide a big Phrag into five, I spent 3 - 4 hours to separate the long roots that twisted together. I had viewed a video that a Taiwan orchid grower just cut the Phrag with roots freely.

Thank you very much indeed.

I always guess it is bulbo roth. However, from the above description, I am not sure it is bulbo roth or ornatissimum