If you've been watching in horror as your orchid slowly loses its petals and leaves, you're not alone. This common yet misunderstood occurrence is why frantic plant parents often call us asking, “Is my orchid dead?”
It can be an alarming occurrence for any novice anthurium plant owner — suddenly, the once lush and beautiful heart-shaped leaves on your anthurium have started to wilt and die. Your first thought might be what you did wrong. Your second thought...
You brought home a beautiful orchid plant, only to drop something on it while cleaning. Or perhaps your playful dog knocked over the entire pot, resulting in broken leaves and stems. Does it have one root in the orchid grave? No!
Your plant is important to you, and we love that! This means you may want to experiment and see if you can get your favorite anthurium to propagate successfully and grow another.
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