Why do orchid leaves dry up?

1. Humidity is too low

1. Reason: Orchids are suitable for growing in a slightly humid environment. If the humidity in the place where it is grown is too low, its leaves may dry out because they cannot adapt.

2. Treatment method: Move it to a more humid place, or maintain the humidity of its surrounding environment by spraying water. It will recover after a period of time.

2. Too much watering

1. Reason: It is not suitable to grow in too wet soil because its roots are afraid of waterlogging. If you give it too much water on a regular basis, causing water to accumulate in the soil, its leaves may also dry out.

2. Treatment method: Move it to a well-ventilated place, raise the flowerpot and dry the soil. After that, reduce the frequency of watering and wait for it to recover.

3. Too much sunlight

1. Reason: It is suitable for growing in semi-shade. If the light where it is grown is too strong, it may get sunburned and its leaves may dry up.

2. Treatment method: Move it to a slightly shaded location and block out light when the light is strong. It will recover after a period of time.