Denise's orchid, watered weekly with ice, had yellowing base and leaves. Expert stated: icing is the surest way to kill an orchid. Cold + wet = rapid root rot. Ice doesn't wet mix uniformly. Use room-temperature water, soak thoroughly, wait until nearly dry. Avoid moss—it compacts, restricts air, rewets poorly. Repot in plastic pot with drainage, fir bark mix (soak first). Unpot, rinse roots, remove mushy ones. Root health is key.
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