You should pull your plant out of it's pot now and check the roots to see if you still have any live ones. Usually by the time you see the leaves dying most of the roots are already gone. The dead ones will be pretty obvious because they'll be mushy and black. Live roots should be white or silvery and have the consistency of styrofoam. They will also often have a green growing tip. Remove any dead roots and the dead leaves and repot your orchid in fresh bark chips.

Stop watering so often. You should be feeding every time you water, about every three-four weeks. It's best to use a liquid orchid food at half the recommended strength, but if you already have Miracle Grow you can use that. In between watering, mist your plant lightly every few days or so. I use a quart bottle with one drop of liquid Miracle Grow in it to mist mine. Be sure to mist the leaves as well as the root zone and any air roots. After misting place your orchid in an area where the moving air can dry off the leaves fairly quickly, like near a slow-moving fan.

When you water your orchid make up a bowl or pot of warm water with the plant food in it. Put your orchid roots into the water and let them soak for about 15 minutes and then lift it out and let it drain completely. Since you only have MG plant food, you can use the runoff from your orchid to water your other house plants.

Don't feel too bad if you lose your orchid, overwatering is the most common mistake folks make. I've killed a few orchids over the years myself. Fortunately they are easy to come by and not too expensive. They are definiely worth any extra effort it takes to grow them because the blooms are so beautiful. And if your plant pulls through, you will have next year to look forward to more blooms. Cheryl

Thank you for the reply.I can see some of the roots from outside. They are white and healthy. The buds are also growing and blooming.Plant looks healthy otherwise.