What types of orchid pots are there? Let us introduce you to common orchid pots

At present, the common orchid pots are mainly the following types. 1. Plastic tall-footed trumpet pot. A tall pot with a wide mouth, convenient for planting and moving. The plastic body will break. Suitable for planting a small number of variousorchids. Available in various specifications; for orchids with well-developed root systems, plant them in large-specification pots. 2. Guangdong Foshan wide-mouth large clay pot. Mostly with green or mixed-color glaze, attractive, with fairly good air permeability, suitable for planting in large potsCymbidium sinense、Cymbidium ensifolium. 3. Jiangsu-Zhejiang wide-mouth clay pot. Suitable for plantingCymbidium goeringii. Its wide-mouth bucket pot is suitable for planting well-developed-rootedCymbidium faberi、Cymbidium kanran、Cymbidium ensifolium. 4. Yunnan urn pot. A waist-drum urn, with a large belly and tall feet, suitable for planting well-developed-rootedLianbanorchid and Chun Jian. 5. Sichuan clay bucket pot. Fairly tall and fairly wide, with fairly good air permeability, suitable for planting Chun Jian,Cymbidium faberi, and Song Chun. 6. Yixing purple clay pot. Available in various models, attractive and breathable, suitable for planting all kinds of orchids. 7. Porcelain pot. Attractive but with relatively poor air permeability; when planting, use materials with particularly good air permeability. 8. Cachepot. There are cachepots of various materials and various models, attractive, suitable for display in halls and at orchid exhibitions; you can place the attractive potted orchid, pot and all, into it without repotting. Various orchid pots are mostly tall bucket-shaped, convenient for orchid roots to grow vertically and matching the slender form of the orchid plant. The sides and bottom of the pot mostly have holes drilled, for water drainage and air circulation. The pot and the orchid must match; planting few orchids in a large pot makes the material in the pot too thick, and it is not easy for air to pass through. Planting many orchids in a small pot means growth lacks nutrients, the space is too narrow, and root and bud growth is hindered. It is common to plant few orchids in a large pot, with much material, and the orchids instead grow poorly; attention should be paid to this. (Guangdong/Shao Chang)