Itâs a good sign that the leaves are still in rather good condition considering the root health. An orchid with minimal to no roots is worrisome, but we have lots of tricks we can try to get it to sprout new ones. In fact, my wife has been in this exact predicament with several of her rescue orchids. Root rot can happen so quickly sometimes. The good news is that you can still save an orchid with few to no roots!
I have two 4-ton units in a house that was built in 1959. It's 98 degrees outside right now, and on one side of the house (west side) the vents are blowing out at 64-65 degrees and other side of the house (east side) is blowing at 68 degrees. Do I have a problem or can this be expected?
What temperature do I set it? The range is 70 to 120 on the dial. Im thinking to set it at 95 or higher, cause when its 90 outside, it will sure be 120 in the attic all day. Cool air enters the eaves (soffits) on a hip roof. There are 2 tiny 8 roof vents. No other heat exit points. Composite roof shingles, ya know, asphalt like.