1. Remove dead leaves from orchids

Removing dead leaves from orchids in winter is an important part of orchid care. It helps prevent the spread of diseases as dead leave can harbor pests, or fungi that can spread to healthy parts of the orchid. It helps conserves resources orchids often experience slower growth, it's important to conserve resources such as water and nutrients. Dead leaves do not contribute to the plant's vitality and can divert these valuable resources away from healthy parts of the orchid. By removing dead leaves, you reduce stress on the orchid and promote a healthier, more resilient plant.

2. Spray with Yates White Oil to eliminate bugs.

Yates White Oil is an insecticide and pest control product specifically designed to target and eliminate various pests, including mites, aphids, scale insects, and mealybugs. These pests can cause damage to orchids by feeding on their leaves, stems, and flowers.

3. Fertilize with Yates Thrive Liquid Orchid Food

Even though orchids tend to have slower growth during winter, they still require some nutrients to maintain their overall health. Fertilizing with Yates Thrive Liquid Orchid Food provides essential nutrients that can support the orchid and help it withstand the challenges of winter conditions. It will also help prepare them for the upcoming growing season. Providing a consistent supply of nutrients during this time can support root development, nutrient storage, and overall plant health setting the stage for healthy growth and bloom when the conditions improve.