It sounds as if your orchid has crown rot (Pseudomonas) that for a phalaenopsis is akin to the plague. It begins as soft, sunken, slightly discolored spots on the leaves that later turn brown or ...

Orchid root rot is a serious infection that can quickly result in plant death. Learn the signs to look for, how to save your plant, and avoiding a recurrence.

Curious about watering orchids with ice cubes? Learn the benefits and drawbacks of this popular method to keep your plants healthy and thriving.

Orchids can be tricky to water, but there are certain things you can pay attention to that will avoid root rot. By Franca Akenami 15:44, Tue, Mar 5, 2024 | UPDATED: 17:21, Tue, Mar 5, 2024 ...

If the leaves or flowers of your orchid plant look wilted, try giving it more sunlight. "Indoors, orchids tolerate medium light well, but they really want bright light," says Hancock.

Phalaenopsis orchids must have only the roots watered, as water left in the center of leaves can cause crown rot and kill the plant. Pots can dry out at different rates, especially if different ...

Saving orchids with existing crown rot can be difficult, though some may produce a new plant (a ‘keiki’) from their base. If the rot progresses slowly, the keiki may grow large enough to be ...

Caring for orchids can raise a lot of questions. We have heard a lot of the common questions, but what about the not-so-common? My orchid grows quite well but doesn't bloom.

Read on to find out the reasons why your orchid leaves are splitting, when it’s a cause for concern, what you can do to prevent it, and whether splits are repairable. Inconsistent Watering ...

Orchids have pretty fragile leaves - and there's one place you should never leave them. By Aditi Rane , Reporter 13:08, Thu, Oct 10, 2024 | UPDATED: 13:09, Thu, Oct 10, 2024 ...