How to Repot an Orchid So It Blooms for Years to Come
Repotting an orchid correctly can keep it healthy and blooming for years. Follow these expert-approved steps to ensure your orchid thrives.
Orchids should be repotted every 1-2 years or when roots outgrow the pot, the potting mix breaks down, or the plant shows signs of stress.
When to Repot an Orchid
Choose the Right Pot & Mix
Select a pot with drainage holes and use a well-draining orchid mix (bark or sphagnum moss).
Steps to Repot an Orchid
Remove the Orchid Gently
Carefully take the orchid out of its pot, shaking off old potting material. Trim any dead or rotting roots.
Steps to Repot an Orchid
Replant & Water Lightly
Place the orchid in the new pot, spread roots evenly, and add fresh mix. Water lightly to settle it in.
Steps to Repot an Orchid
Keep the orchid in indirect light, maintain humidity, and water sparingly. Fertilize monthly to encourage blooms.
Aftercare for Long-Lasting Blooms
By repotting properly, your orchid will stay vibrant and bloom for years!
Aftercare for Long-Lasting Blooms
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