When to repot orchids

A DIY guide to repotting an orchid step by step, including how to know when your orchid needs repotting, materials you'll need, and when to do it.

The typical repotting signs we watch for in other houseplants don’t apply to Phalaenopsis orchids.

If you have orchids in your garden, knowing when to repot them is crucial for their health. The ideal time to repot is in November, just after they've finished blooming. This guide covers essential orchid repotting techniques to help your plants thrive. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned plant parent, every tip counts for successful orchid care. Read the full article to unlock valuable insights and refine your orchid caring skills.

Before re-potting, it is important to know why and when to repot orchids. Knowing the answers will tell you if you really need to, or not

Are you wondering what to do with your moth orchid after the flowers are all dead? Check out these 3 options to get your orchid to easily bloom again!

Easy step by step how-to and when-to repot an old phalaenopsis orchid. Check roots and replace with fresh bark chip soil for a healthy vibrant plant.

How To Make Your Orchids Bloom Over And Over Again! Orchids, with their ethereal beauty and enchanting charm, have the power to captivate any gardening enthusiast. However, coaxing these delicate blooms to reappear can be

How do you transfer an orchid from sphagnum moss or bark into full water culture? First, you’ll need to chose the most appropriate time to do the transfer. Repotting an orchid during the wrong time can kill it, even more, changing its potting medium entirely. Second, you’ll need to verify the roots, cleaning out any old potting material. And finally, you’ll need to verify the correct method and water to use for full water culture. Let’s look at those step by step.

Growing orchids can be a rewarding experience for any plant enthusiast, but getting them to bloom can sometimes be challenging. Orchids have specific nutrient needs to thrive and produce...