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Orchid Care Tip of April - Repotting

Repotting

Once every 2 to 3 years. In rapidly degradable substrates (mostly peat-containing substrates) every 1 to 2 years (but less suitable).

When:

a.) In spring and or after flowering
b.) In dark months of the year (October to February) avoid as possible, unless you can save the plant by a fresh soil
c.) When a new shoot or new roots become visible
d.) If the plant grows out over the pot edge

Order of measures:

1.) Remove pot
2.) Remove old substrate thoroughly (shake off)
3.) Remove completely dried or rotten roots
4.) Select pot one size larger
5.) If the plant is weak-growing or sickly, take one size smaller - a small pot and thus little substrate help to rebuild the plant quickly.

Remember:

After repotting, moderate for 6 to 8 weeks, rather restrained pour. At that time shady place, little breeze, means to avoid extra evaporation. Note our large orchid-potted action in the orchid center thursday April 25 to Saturday April 27, 2019 from 10:00 to 18:00
In the Euonymus section you will find tips and basic information about the most common orchid types.

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