Florists told how to properly transplant an orchid into a new pot so as not to harm the plant

Orchid is a beautiful unpretentious plant. But over time, it must be transplanted into a new pot. How to do it correctly so as not to harm the flower.

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Once you have purchased an orchid, do not rush to transplant it. It is necessary for the flower to get used to and adapt to new conditions. After 7 days, the flower can be transplanted. For this, take a transparent pot without holes.

Put everything in the pot in layers: expanded clay, sphagnum moss, which fights bacteria and retains moisture, pine bark and soil for orchids.

Put the roots inside the pot and secure it with pine bark, then add some soil, and again moss and bark on top. Before planting, check that all roots are intact.