| I read these horror-story-threads with interest. Since I am trying to learn about orchids I go through all the procedures mentioned and more to save an orchid that, with the stress of the conditions, if it survives, will unlikely produce for a couple of years (which I may not have) Some have said, unless it is an unusual specimen, difficult to replace, or has some other (read here-sentimental) value, it's better to dump the plant and by another or concentrate on what is left. The best value of posting here is to decide what went wrong, not how to save it.
IMHO
Nick |