Repotting orchids in glass vase

"Orchids seem to drive people crazy," the author Susan Orlean wrote in The Orchid Thief. "Those who love them love them madly." This has been true for cent

If you can't seem to perfect your orchid's watering regime, then hydroponics could be the answer. Water culture orchids are easy to grow and may even thrive more than potted plants. Discover how to do it with this step-by-step guide.

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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.

234.7K likes, 833 comments. “Growing orchids in water has been the easiest way I’ve found to keep my orchids thriving. Converting orchids to water culture is so simple too.”

3 easy steps to convert orchids to water culture. Free your bark or moss grown orchid and try water culture out. It's fun!

Is water a decent medium for orchids to grow in? Yes, but there are special requirements and observations that are involved.

If transparent plastic containers don’t boast the aesthetics you’re hoping for, glass containers may be a reliable alternative for growing orchids. These offer the same benefits to orchids as clear ...

These prized plants prefer filtered light, fluctuating temperatures, and not too much water.