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Old 11-02-2014, 04:39 PM
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I have a phalaenopsis orchid that has a red leaf.

Is a problem with this red leaf ?
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We would need more details to tell for sure, but sometimes phalaenopsis that are exposed to cold conditions can develop red leaves.

Alternately, a plant with a lot of red pigment in the flowers can develop red leaves if exposed to high light levels.
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My orchid with a red lef.
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Forget what I wrote yesterday - they were true statements, but likely not applicable to your situation.

It is perfectly normal for a newly emerging leaf to not be green, as the chlorophyll has not necessarily developed fully yet.
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