With eight pots in this set, you should have enough to repot your orchid multiple times over the next couple of decades. They also have drainage holes and a water tray. Although you can use any ...

Never repot an orchid while it's flowering or you risk losing ... than the one before. You can use a terra-cotta pot, but look for specialized orchid planters that have holes all around the ...

Repot when needed — If your orchid has ... to the light as they would be in the natural habitat. Do not use regular soil — orchids will not survive due to the reduced airflow.

Orchids require a well-draining potting medium, such as bark or sphagnum moss, to mimic their natural growing conditions.

After the orchid is finished flowering is an excellent time to repot it. Get a pot with a drainage ... stake and ties your orchid came with and use them again. Try to tie the stem to the stake ...

While it might be tempting to use the same soil for the garden, never use this to repot houseplants. Using the wrong soil can cause the spread of fungal or bacteria growth that could affect your ...