Yellow leaf with black tip = light bleaching (irreversible). White spots on next leaf = mineral deposits or mealybugs (test with alcohol). Bright light increases flowers but risks leaf burn.
Hidden risk: If purchased <6 months ago, root rot from degraded mix is likely. Unpot to check: mushy roots = rot. Repot in fresh fir-bark mix, plastic pot, good drainage. Water early morning; no ice cubes.
Encyclia cochleata Leaf Spots: Physical Injury During Leaf Expansion, Not Disease
Managing Leaf Spots on Quaking Aspens: Cultural Practices Over Home Remedies
White Spots on Photinia (Red Tip) Hedge: Insect or Fungal?
Black Leaf Tips and Spots on Cymbidiums: Salt Buildup, Sunburn, or Disease?
Black Stem Discoloration on Phalaenopsis: Fungal Infection from Evening Watering
Cymbidium Brown Leaf Spots: Fungal Treatment and Prevention
Yellow Eggs on Orchid Bark & Leaf Sunburn: Diagnosis and Care
Sunset Maple Leaf Spot: Cosmetic Fungus, No Treatment Needed
Mealybug Infestation on Orchid Leaves: Aggressive Treatment Protocol
Identifying and Treating Spots on Rose Leaves
Maple Leaf Spot: Phyllosticta—Mostly Cosmetic
Drosera capensis Black Leaf Tips: Aging, Transition, or Root Damage?
Black Spots on Philodendron Xanadu: Harmless or Scale Insects?
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