As orchid roots dry out, they develop a silver or greyish-green color. While silver roots are still healthy, this silver coloring can indicate that it’s time to water or mist your plant.

Keeping an eye on the root system and if the orchid’s roots are turning brown or appear mushy, then it’s a sure sign the houseplant is being watered too much. For those who overwater their ...

I have a phalaenopsis that has developed some spots on the leaves that are turning brown. The lower leaves are falling off. What's going on? It sounds as if your orchid has crown rot (Pseudomonas ...

which is when the roots turn black and ultimately die. Also finding it difficult to properly water their orchids without facing issues, an orchid lover took to the social media advice platform ...