Is it possible to bring my orchid pack to life
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https://www.justaddiceorchids.com/just-add-ice-orchid-blog/bid/94903/how-to-troubleshoot-yellow-leaves-on-a-phalaenopsis-orchid
Begin the process of bringing your orchid back to life by bringing it inside the house (if it isn’t already) and keep watering it once a week. Be sure not to let the roots dry out completely between each watering and remember these plants love a bit of humidity so consider buying a humidity grid or placing it more humid rooms – like the bathroom.
It is also recommended that you fertilise your orchid on a regular basis; once a month is enough and you can buy fertilisers and feeds which slowly drip into the plant over a few weeks to give them consistent nurturing.
Dont water it, just put it in the shower at the end away from shower. They live the humidity! Yellow leaves sounds like water issue
Yellow leaves usually mean too much water.