Do you need to cut the yellowish and dry leaves of orchids?How do orchid leaves turn dark green?How

It is best to cut it, the yellowing is often due to lack of water, pay attention to watering the orchid on time to make its leaves dark green.

Whether the orchid leaves can be cut off after yellowing depends on the cause of yellowing. If it is a natural phenomenon, it is not recommended to cut it. It should be allowed to fall off naturally, or cut off when it dries.

However, if the plant is infected with pests and diseases, the yellow part can be cut off first to avoid infecting other leaves, and then sprayed thoroughly. In the later stage, we should also pay attention to changing the maintenance method, put it in a well-ventilated place, and pay attention to reducing the amount of watering in the rainy season.

Yes, yellow, dry leaves should be cut off to avoid wasting nutrients;When the leaves of orchids turn dark green, they need to be properly watered and fertilizedThe best way to save is reasonable watering and fertilization, scientific maintenance, and ensure sufficient sunlight.

1. Reason: Except for a few varieties such as orchids, most orchids do not like strong light. If they are raised in a place with high light intensity, their leaves will be sunburned by strong sunlight and turn yellow.

2. Treatment method: At this time, the leaves that are completely yellowed on the plant should be cut off with scissors. Then, move it to a well-ventilated area without bright light, or use a blackout net to shade it. After waiting for a while, it can be restored.

1. Reason: Orchids like warmth and are not particularly cold-tolerant. If the plant is kept in a particularly cold place for a long time, it will cause it to grow poorly and its leaves will turn yellow.

2. Treatment method: first move the orchid to a place with a temperature between 18-25, and then appropriately increase the time it receives light, and wait for it to recover.

1. Reason: If you do not water the orchid for a long time when you care for it, it will also cause its leaves to turn yellow.

2. Treatment method: At this time, it should be watered in time. Water thoroughly once first, and water the soil thoroughly, but don't let the soil become waterlogged. Then increase the frequency of watering to replenish it.

1. Reason: If it is a plant that has just been bought, then it may have some growth problems due to transportation.

2. Treatment method: transfer it to a place with soft indoor light, increase ventilation, control watering, and often spray some water mist near it to maintain humidity. After a period of maintenance, it will be able to recover slowly.

1. Reason: If you put it in a place where the air is not very circulating, and you water it more when watering, it is prone to soft rot, so that the leaves start to dry up from the roots.

2. Treatment: If the situation is not very serious, you can remove its diseased leaves first. The plants are then sprayed with a diluted carbendazim solution to control the germs. If the condition is more severe, the healthy part of it needs to be cut off and replanted.

1. Reason: It is more afraid of waterlogging. It is also prone to this problem if it is exposed to excessive humidity and water accumulation for a long time.

2. Treatment method: replace it with some new flower soil with better drainage capacity. After that, control the watering to keep the soil slightly moist and do not let the soil accumulate water.

The leaves of the orchids that we have raised for two years have also dried up, and the leaves have dried up and sprouted again in the first year, and the tips of the leaves have slowly turned yellow, and I don't know what to do with them.