Orchid roots growing out of pot

Phalaenopsis orchid care for beginners. Learn the easy way to care for orchids. Everything you need to know to care for phalaenopsis orchids, from watering and fertilizing, to where to put them in your home to keep them happy.

We often see orchids with roots spilling out of the pots or just floating in the air above the pot. Some of these roots are growing from a higher point ...

There is nothing more satisfying than watching an orchid send out its flowering spike — knowing that when you see the glorious blooms, it was you that helped it thrive to do so. And while we’ve shown you how to repot your houseplants before, orchids, well they’re a different sort of breed. Unlike your typical houseplant, potting orchids in soil will lead to root rot and one dead plant! Orchids are either terrestrial or epiphytic.

Orchids are known for their stunning and exotic blooms, which can bring a touch of elegance to any space. Howe

Here's a step-by-step guide to repotting an orchid with air roots, including when to cut off air roots and whether or not you can bury them. Learn all about aerial roots and their care here. #Orchid #OrchidCare #OrchidRoot #AirRoot

What are those roots growing above the lip of your orchid’s pot? We’ll help you understand these growths and how to deal with them, on Gardener's Path.

Raffaele Di Lallo on Instagram: "🌸Do you want to Become an Orchid Master? Check out the link in my profile to find out about my comprehensive online course on orchid growing. 🪴And as a reminder, your orchid will not die if you bury aerial roots. While it is best to repot when new roots are starting to grow, your plant will still adjust and benefit in the long term. In this case I had no choice but to bury the aerial roots anyway because all of the old roots in the pot of this recuse…

Orchids can usually live in the same pot for at least a year or two without any problems. But sooner or later, your orchid will outgrow its pot, or its potting mix will start to break down. That's when you'll need to repot it.

Since they grow best in moss, loose soil, and just water in some instances, orchids need to be footloose to thrive. Read on to learn why do orchid pots have holes.

Learn all about dry or shriveled orchid roots, how you can prevent dry roots from happening to your orchid plant and how to fix it if it does. #orchid #orchidcare #orchidroot #orchidroots