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I have had a few orchids die on me from that. My guess is that it's dehydration. Try replanting your orchid in moss. And make sure to keep the moss moist. Also to promote healthy growth purchase an orchid liquid fertilizer. You add this fertilizer to water and you use it to keep the moss moist. This has solved my problem. If you have any other questions let me know! I've learned a lot from research and experience. :)
I have a orchid that is in bloom this is twice it has bloomed I only water every two weeks with ice cubes on top but some of my leaves have wrinkled and are turning yellow but yet my orchid is beautifully bloomed what should I do
Do not water with ice cubes the cold is hard on the roots of the plant .I fing 1/4 cup water at room temperature once a week does better plus I spray them daily ,they do like moisture specially during winter when homes are heated and there is less humidity Good luck
Well did it die? Mine is doing the same thing. I can never figure out what causes it and it dies. I've had it happen more than once. :(
ReplyDeleteI have had a few orchids die on me from that. My guess is that it's dehydration. Try replanting your orchid in moss. And make sure to keep the moss moist. Also to promote healthy growth purchase an orchid liquid fertilizer. You add this fertilizer to water and you use it to keep the moss moist. This has solved my problem. If you have any other questions let me know! I've learned a lot from research and experience. :)
DeleteI have a orchid that is in bloom this is twice it has bloomed I only water every two weeks with ice cubes on top but some of my leaves have wrinkled and are turning yellow but yet my orchid is beautifully bloomed what should I do
DeleteDo not water with ice cubes the cold is hard on the roots of the plant .I fing 1/4 cup water at room temperature once a week does better plus I spray them daily ,they do like moisture specially during winter when homes are heated and there is less humidity
DeleteGood luck