While there are between 25,000 and 30,000 orchid species, the most common—and the one most people will have at home—is the ...

In this article, I’ll share my essential tips on how to repot orchid plants successfully. Here’s my go-to guide to ...

Here’s how to save your plant from repotting shock. Repotting a plant is one of those basic steps every plant owner will have to take at some point, but the prospect of removing your leafy ...

These orchids don't out-grow their container they just need the compost refreshed every two or three years. Do this in the spring. Tip the plant from its pot, tease out all the old compost and roots, ...

However, I usually repot them as soon as I get them home ... so I change the soil as soon as I can. For plants that are not orchids I use soil mix with organic amendments such as compost.

“Avoid using standard soil for all orchids,” highlighted the expert, noting that many varieties do best in bark or moss-based mixtures. Spring is the perfect time to repot your plant, which ...

Repotting into a larger container can speed up your plant's growth by allowing its ... Use a potting mix designed for houseplants and mix in orchid bark or chunky perlite to make it drain better.