Orchid care varies by species—send a photo of the plant, its pot, and potting mix, plus info on last repotting and how long you've had it. The unknown plant (possibly a ponytail palm) shows fungus gnats, indicating overly moist soil or root rot. Photos of both plants will allow accurate identification and treatment advice.
Inherited Phalaenopsis Rescue: Repot, Trim Spike, Proper Watering
Phalaenopsis Spike Yellowing After Bloom: Normal Dieback
Phalaenopsis Post-Repot: Dry Air Roots, Firm Leaves, Spike Patience
Dorm Room Phalaenopsis Rescue: Cold Shipping, Root Rot, Low Humidity
Identifying a Long-Lived Epiphyllum oxypetalum (Queen of the Night)
Saving a Sentimental Trailing Plant After Repotting Disaster
Encouraging Blooms on a Mature Phalaenopsis Orchid
Orchid Keikis: What They Are, When to Remove & How to Pot Successfully
Mealybugs on Phalaenopsis: Identification & Three-Step Treatment
Sudden Decline of a 40-Year-Old Ti Plant (Cordyline)
Ficus Lyrata Leaf Drop: Pot Size, Water & Light
Chihuahuan Desert Seed Heads: Narrowing Down the Possibilities
Costmary (Tanacetum balsamita): The Historic “Bible Leaf” Herb
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