Reviving orchid plant

Orchid wilting is a common problem for orchid growers, but with the right orchid care and orchid reviving tips.

There are certain things that make Orchid leaves turn yellow. Read more in this post why it happens and how to fix it.

Raffaele Di Lallo on Instagram: "💁🏻‍♂️Some more orchid repotting tips! Clear pots are great for orchids (check out my “orchid pots” link in my profile for my amazon store where you can get various sizes). Clear pots are great to see the health of the orchid root system, and because they do perform some photosynthesize for the plant. In my greenhouse, I leave the pots exposed, but indoors in the house, I slip them in ceramic pots for aesthetic purposes. A great time to repot is after…

Unfortunately, orchids can be pretty picky plants which we can't all keep. If you're struggling with one, then here's how to revive an orchid. #theplantbible #plantbible #plant #HowToReviveAnOrchid

Getting ready to repot your orchid plant? Here's a step-by-step guide to how to repot an orchid. Plus, how to tell if your orchid needs to be repotted, when is the best time to do it, and what you should do about aerial roots or an orchid with no roots. #Orchid #OrchidCare #RepotOrchid #RootOrchid #OrchidPot

In today’s step-by-step guide on how to revive an orchid, you will gain great insights into how to diagnose and solve the growing...

Stem rot most often afflicts Phalaenopsis and Vanda orchids and can be deadly if left untreated. Learn to identify, treat and prevent stem rot, or collar rot, in your orchid. #Orchid #OrchidCare #Phalaenopsis #StemRot

Learn all about dry or shriveled orchid roots, how you can prevent dry roots from happening to your orchid plant and how to fix it if it does. #orchid #orchidcare #orchidroot #orchidroots

Root rot is a fairly common orchid problem often caused by improper care. Learn what steps to take to help your prized plant recover.

Valerie Hendricks on Instagram: "If you just recently transferred your Orchids from mulch/moss to water culture, leave in water and change it out weekly until your orchid gets used to water for 2-3 months, then you can add your weekly fertilizer. Yes, transitioning them to water culture will shock your plant and yes, theres a possibility you’ll lose blooms if your plant had some. Some say it’s better to wait until your blooms have all fallen off for the season before you put them in water…