The leaves of white orchids are drooping and listless.

The drooping leaves of white orchids may be due to lack of light, soil deterioration, improper watering or diseases on the leaves. When raising white orchids, they should be exposed to four hours of light every day, and the soil should be changed once a year. Rotten leaf soil, garden soil and coarse sand can be mixed to prepare replacement soil.

Reasons 1. Lack of light.

White orchids like light, and the more sufficient the light time, the more exuberant the plants grow. It may be due to lack of light when breeding magnolia. When raising magnolia, it is necessary to let it receive four hours of light every day. On rainy days, light lamps can be used instead of sunlight to illuminate the white orchid.

2. Soil metamorphism

If the soil for cultivating white orchids is not changed for a long time, it will also lead to the drooping leaves of white orchids. The cultivated soil should be changed once a year according to the size of the plant, and the rotten leaf soil, garden soil and coarse sand can be mixed to prepare the cultivated soil. The soil with rotten leaves is more nutritious.

3. Improper watering

The white orchid is afraid of waterlogging and needs water. The wrong watering method during breeding will also cause its leaves to droop. It is usually necessary to water the white orchid once a week, once every two days when the temperature is high, and do not leave stagnant water each time. In summer, water is often sprayed on the leaves to prevent them from drying up due to lack of water.

4. Diseases and insect pests

When pests occur in the leaves of white orchids, it will also cause the leaves to droop and lose their spirit. Usually, we should pay attention to the prevention of diseases and insect pests. If the leaves are yellow and sagging may be infected with chlorosis, the leaves can be treated by spraying ferrous sulfate solution on the leaves. Usually spray 3 times 4 times, the leaves will return to normal.