Orchid diseases

Phalaenopsis and other orchids respond quickly to any problems in their environment. Pimples are one of the signs of trouble. The first step in treating dark spots on orchid leaves is diagnosing the problem. Some phalaenopsis have naturally speckled leaves, so it can be a natural coloring. However, staining the leaves can also signify a bacterial or fungal disease. Bacterial leaf spot is quite common among orchids and can be aggressive and dangerous to phalaenopsis.

Yellow leaves in orchid may be a symptom of a disease and also the orchid’s leaves could be turning yellow due to old foliage. In this post, we provided 19 reasons orchid leaves turn yellow and how to fix it.

Root rot is one of the most common orchid diseases. Don't let this kill your beautiful flowers ever again by employing this simple method to save an orchid from root rot. Before starting it is...

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

Our guide to indoor orchid care covers watering, potting, and more. Keep orchids healthy and growing so you can enjoy gorgeous flowers for years.

Orchid leaves can become wrinkled, limp, and droopy for a number of reasons, including over or underwatering and root damage. Find out more about why your orchid leaves are limp and what you can do to fix them. #Orchid #OrchidPlant #OrchidCare #IndoorGardening #Houseplant #OrchidLeaf #Watering

This is the 7th of a 10 part series of articles about orchids. These articles are written by Steven Frowine, who collaborated with National Gardening Association and Wiley & Sons to produce the hig...

Blog - Orchid care tips for watering Phalaenopsis orchids with ice. Don't forget to sign up for orchid care watering reminders.

Beginner tips on what to do with a sick orchid.