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Repot your orchid when it is active so that it has sufficient strength to reestablish itself quickly. Repot when new growth is emerging, when you can see new roots as little bumps on the underside of the growth (less than a quarter inch). This will help decrease the the chances of root breakage. Usually new… Continue reading »

Suitable are indoor or outdoor use because they are heavier in weight so therefore more stable. They’re decorative and come in a variety of colors and styles. They have a drainage hole on the bottom, with some pots having drainage holes on the sides as well. These pots don’t retain water as well as the… Continue reading »

Plastic Orchid Pots — These inexpensive containers are lightweight so they are best suited for indoor use. They retain water so you can water the plant less often. Some pots have several drainage holes.

How often the type of orchid you choose will need to be watered and repotted; the location it will be grown in; and the potting mixture will all be factors in determining the best pot for your plant. Select a pot size relative to your orchid root mass. Orchids need to be tightly potted to… Continue reading »