Orchids make stunning, low-maintenance décor for your living room or bedside table—but when they suddenly start to wilt, it can be frustrating and confusing. The good news? There’s often one main reason your orchid is struggling. We asked an expert to explain what’s going wrong and how to bring your plant back to life quickly. How to Keep Your Orchid Alive and Flourishing

Why Your Orchid Is Dying

According to Justin Hancock, a horticulturist at Costa Farms, overwatering is the most common cause of death for orchids, especially with rookie plant parents . (You’ll know you’ve been a little too generous with the H20 if the leaves are yellow and limp.) Hancock suggests letting the potting mix dry between waterings. “As such, you can almost treat it like a succulent,” he adds.

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