Even if your orchid is not growing too big for its pot, another reason to repot after a couple of years is that the soil will start to break down. It will no longer be healthy enough to sustain ...

Orchids are some of the most elegant plants out there. And while they can live up to 20 years when cared for correctly, you need to know how to repot an orchid to enjoy its blooms year after year.

Method to repot your orchid Choose the right time: Repot orchids during their active growing season, typically in the spring or early summer. Avoid repotting when the orchid is in bloom.

How to Repot Different Types of Orchids Orchids are one of the largest plant families in the world, including almost 30,000 species and many thousands more hybrids and cultivars, according to Tarte.

Repot all new orchids that are planted with sphagnum moss as soon as they’re done blooming to ensure that they have a proper growing medium for long-term health.

The transplant shock will be minimized if you repot immediately before the plant growth spurt period. For spring blooming phalaenopsis, repot as soon as the bloom is finished or by the end of June.

By R. STEPHANIE BRUNO | Special to The Advocate Jul 12, 2016 Jul 12, 2016 3 min to read ...

How to Plant Orchids Orchids are best started with a full plant because growing from seed is quite time consuming. It is wise to learn the best way to pot a bare-root orchid or to repot a mature ...

One of the common killers for orchids is overwatering, so Redman suggests submerging orchids, just to the top of the pot, for 10 to 15 minutes in distilled water before draining and returning to ...

The best time to repot moth orchids is right after they have finished flowering, but it is OK to repot most any time. Under normal growing conditions, the moth orchid will enter a dormancy period ...

REPOTTING YOUR ORCHIDS: By Niyom Dowudom with Ridge Orchid Society, 10 a.m. to noon, April 30, Peterson Nursery & Garden Center, 2184 County Road 540A, Lakeland.

Sunday seminars: 11:00am, Cattleya painting class; 12:30 p.m., Orchid repotting and culture; 1:00 pm, Phragmipedium painting class Where: Spokane Community College Lair, 1810 N. Greene St.