Newbie: new growth rotted?
EvilIris
9 years ago
I've had mostly oncidium orchids for about two ears. They've all been doing great (2 have re-bloomed, etc.). I have one oncid that was doing great but the new growth rotted or fried?? I feed once a month with MSU food. Any thoughts?
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