How to Revive a Dying Orchid

25.08.2023 - 11:05 / balconygardenweb.com / Bhupendra

If you want to keep orchids healthy, you need to create a natural environment where they thrive while keeping the other important factors in mind. If your plant is not in good condition then have a look at How to Revive a Dying Orchid!

If you begin to notice that the stems and leaves are beginning to droop and change into yellow, or if the roots turn black, brown, squishy accompanied by a foul smell, you should check for any overwatering chances.

This clearly indicates that the soil is retaining excessive moisture and also check the container for enough drainage holes. Change the condition immediately.

If the brown or yellow scorched leaves are now beginning to fall off, your orchid needs indirect light and not bright, direct sunlight. It shows that it is a case of sunburn.

When you notice the wrinkled look of the drooping leaves that turn yellow and roots change color to white and become extremely thin and papery, you need to water the orchid enough or water deeply and evenly.

If the roots begin to turn black or brown, and leaves turn floppy and yellow, it can mean that you are using excessive fertilizer. Too much fertilizer can eventually burn roots. Excessive feeding can also prevent the plant from blooming.

If the buds begin to fall off, leaves wilt, and turn brown or yellow, it indicates that the plant is too stressed. It could be possible due to many factors like hot or cold temperatures, and low humidity. Full sunlight or low light can also cause the orchid to die eventually.

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Keep in mind that orchids grow best when underwatered than overwatered. Make sure that you water the plant only when the topsoil dries out a bit. Watering the plant too much can result in root rot and the death of the