Elevated ALT and AST levels may indicate hepatitis A, B or C, heart failure or nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, according to Mayo Clinic. Additional causes include drinking alcohol or taking medications such as statins or acetaminophen.
Nurturing Your Orchids. 1  1. Create the right temperature for your orchid. 2  2. Make sure your orchids get enough sunlight, but not too much. 3  3. Water your orchid once every 5 to 12 days.  4. Care for the orchids 1  diligently. 5. Do not over-fertilize your orchids.  6. Keep the humidity 1  level up. 7. Understand that each orchid is different.
Pot your orchid. Remove the orchid from its original pot, making sure to cut off any dead or rotting roots. Divide the root matter into several different sections, if needed, before placing the plant in its pot. The most mature section of growth should be positioned against the wall of the pot.. Make sure your orchids get enough sunlight, but not too much. Many orchids enjoy indirect sunlight: direct sunlight cases them to burn, while not enough creates a plant that doesn't flower. 1  Check your orchid's leaves if you want to diagnose whether it's getting too much light or not enough.