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A friend brought me this orchid from Colo. The leaves are wrinkled and limp, and even the blooms look wilty. It is not dry. I'm afraid it got too cold. Do you think there's any hope for it. There are 3 buds left to open.
If your phal is wilting while the medium is still moist, chances are the roots are rotted. I would gently tease everything out of the pot (don't remove it all the way, just halfway...enough to see the roots without disturbing them and spilling everything everywhere) If they are brown and mushy-mushy being the operative word-then they are dead, and thats what would be causing the wilting. Let us know what you find!
You're right, the roots are rotten--what now? Do I cut them all off and repot if there is anything left to repot. Should I go ahead and cut the spike off?
terpguy
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