Orchid with only roots possible to survive?
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My Phalaenopsis orchid had had have yellow spots that slowly spread out on the leaves before all of them withered. What’s left now is just a dead stem with roots that are greenish and look healthy to me. Is there a chance that it survives and new leaves sprout? How long should I wait? What were the yellow spots? Is my orchid already old? Please help me. Thanks
They say that without the stem, there’s no way a new sprout appears.
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