---or not---
	What does this mean when dealing with orchids?
			For all practical babysitting purposes we consider an orchid DOA when it has any of the following conditions:
					no roots very few roots only stubs of roots stem rot no leaves all bulbs spongy and mushy too many yellow leaves
		Other indications of an unhealthy or "suspicious" plant are: splotchy leaves (possible virus) withered leaves (or wilted) missing crown leaf
		Most often improper watering is the culprit in causing your plant to die.
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