How to Repot a Homegrown Orchid: Methods and Precautions Explained

OrchidsRepotting must be determined by the orchid plant's growth vigor and the number of seedlings. A large pot with a vigorous plant can no longer hold it because it has produced many new shoots, so it is generally repotted once every two years. Plants with average growth and diseased plants that produce few shoots can be repotted once every 3 years. Tall pots with many small plants should be repotted once every year. If the potting medium is unsuitable, growth is poor, leaf tips are severely scorched, or root rot may be present, the plant should be repotted at any time and the medium replaced. Zhu Fengshan