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Hey, speaking of the "Phalaenopsis Electric Fan", this is really an interesting name. It doesn't mean there's a specific variety of Phalaenopsis called this. Instead, it's a Phalaenopsis with the number CH2043. Flower enthusiasts saw that its flower shape was special, just like a mini electric fan, spinning and spinning, so they gave it such a nickname.

However, if you find that its leaves are turning into water during the cultivation process, this is really a headache-inducing problem! So, will the leaves turning into water be contagious? The answer is it might be!

Think about it. If the growth environment of the Phalaenopsis is not good, for example, poor ventilation, high humidity, or there are germs causing trouble around, if one leaf turns into water, it is very likely to affect the other leaves. This is just like the spread of a virus among people. One carelessness and they all "get infected".

Then, how should we deal with this situation? Don't worry. Let's take it step by step.

First of all, you have to cut off the leaves that have turned into water. Don't feel bad. This is to save the entire Phalaenopsis. Be careful when cutting and don't hurt the healthy parts.

Then, you have to carefully check its growth environment. If the ventilation is not good, quickly move it to a place with better ventilation to allow the air to circulate freely. If the humidity is too high, you have to control the frequency of watering and don't let the soil in the pot always be damp.

Also, it's very important to change the Phalaenopsis to a clean and breathable planting material. Remove some of the original planting material and replace it with new ones to allow its roots to breathe comfortably.

In addition, don't forget to spray some fungicide on it, just like putting a "protective suit" on it to drive away those germs.

In the coming days, we have to pay more attention to its situation. See if the newly grown leaves are healthy. If there are still problems, then you have to continue to adjust the maintenance methods.

In conclusion, the leaves of the "Phalaenopsis Electric Fan" turning into water is not a trivial matter. But as long as we discover it in time and handle it properly, there is still a great hope to save it, restore its vitality, and make it beautiful again!