My orchids havent bloomed in a while , they are starting but the leave
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They may need re-potting.How old are they?
Hi Sara,
Click below to read a Question and Answer about the same problem. From what I read, it's a pretty common problem.Maybe the answer will help you. Wishing you the best.
http://www.orchidsmadeeasy.com/ask/orchid-stem-brown/
You may have overwatered them. Try letting them dry out and then water them with maybe a half cup of water.
I left two of my orchards in the path of direct sunshine and burned the leaves. The plant is OK but the black leaves are embarrassing!
https://www.thespruce.com/orchid-wont-bloom-1315978
IF your plants aren't getting enough humidity, place them in a water proof tray full of small pebbles and fill the tray with water, halfway up the pebbles. As the water evaporates,it gives the plants the air conditions it likes.