Orchid leaves turning yellow isn’t uncommon, but it may be a sign your plant needs a little help. In my experience, the most common causes are overwatering, followed by excessive light exposure.

If the orchid you received for Christmas has already died, maybe you simply put it in the wrong place or gave it too much ...

Monique explained: "This way, the orchid knows it's time to put new energy into leaves and roots." Also, a fully brown root ...

Similarly, if the crown connecting the leaves and roots is also brown and mushy then this is also a sign that your orchid has suffered rot.” Looking at your plant’s leaves is also a good way ...

Low-maintenance, elegant and available in a variety of colours, it's easy to see why orchids are such a popular houseplant.

I got a moth orchid a couple of years ago that has produced lots of healthy green leaves, but it never flowered again. What can I do to get it to bloom again? A: Moth orchids (Phalaenopsis sp.) ...

Your orchid looks like the Vandaceous type, and the wrinkled leaves indicate that the plant is drying out and needs more water. The plant can be saved by moving it to a better growing location.