What causes orchid leaves to be thin and limp, and how to save them

1. Natural Aging

1. Reason: As the orchid continues to grow, it will undergo its own metabolism. The old leaves will gradually become thinner, softer and yellower, and at the same time, new leaves will grow. It's a natural process.

2. Treatment method: At this time, no special treatment is required, just maintain it in the normal way. After a period of time, its old leaves will shrink and fall off, and the new leaves will grow bigger and bigger and replace the old leaves.

2. Lack of water

1. Reason: Its growth requires water support. If you don't water it for a long time, it will not be able to absorb enough water to maintain normal growth. At this time, its leaves will become soft and thin.

2. Treatment method: At this time, you should first pour a certain amount of water into the planting material to wet the planting material thoroughly, but do not let water accumulate in it. After that, slightly increase the frequency of watering, and use a watering bottle to spray water around the plant to increase the humidity from time to time. It will recover after some time.

3. Insufficient light

1. Reason: It is a shade-loving flower, but cannot tolerate long-term shade. If the maintenance environment is too dark and there is no light, it will grow poorly and its leaves will become soft and thin.

2. Treatment method: Move the plant to a ventilated and bright place to supplement the light. After a while, it will recover.