How to transplant orchids in an unusual way

Orchid transplant It is always an exciting and very responsible process. Often the thought of changing the habitat of the plant comes to us at the moment when the flower has grown too voluminous root system. Then most owners of epiphytes simply buy a larger plastic pot and transplant orchids.

But our editors advise to reconsider their views on the banal cultivation of green beauties in inconspicuous plastic pots. Catch a selection of fresh ideas for unusual floral compositions orchid!





Orchid transplant

1. Glass pots
   Experienced florists recommend transplanting orchids into glass pots only if there are holes in the container. And the more holes there are, the better. In this case, you can safely grow orchids in the same way as in plastic. A glass pot without slots or with a single hole from below will only be suitable for growing vanda, ascocend or phalaenopsis. In this case, non-substrate plant transplantation is performed.
   
   
   
   
   
2. Wooden blocks
   Those who want to transplant a beautiful orchid from a plastic pot on a block should know that this can only be done in the spring. After all, at this time the root system of the flower grows very quickly. Owners of epiphytic plants planted on blocks, it is important to understand that in this form, the roots of the flower will dry very quickly, so it is important to moisturize them daily. It is best to grow orchids on blocks in small greenhouses.
   
   
   
   
   
3. Transplanting several plants into one pot
   These compositions look amazing. But those who decide to transplant several orchids in one container, it is important to know several points. In a single pot, the roots of different plants are tightly intertwined, and diseases are quickly transmitted from one flower to all neighboring ones, if only one orchid blooms, the type of composition is no longer so elegant. Therefore, the best solution for those who want to combine their plants into one pot is this idea: you need to put several orchids in separate pots in one basket, kashpo or vase.
   
   
   
   
   
4. Bamboo pot
   This option of growing orchids also involves frequent spraying of plants, since the substrate and moss in such a pot tend to dry very quickly. By the way, those who love needlework, it will not be difficult to make such a kashpo yourself.
   
   
   
5. Plant staircase
   Placing indoor plants on a windowsill has long been trivial. To replace the boring design of windows come a variety of stands and supports for plants. It is worth getting at least one such thing.
   
   
   
6. Mesh pots
   The absence of a substrate in orchids is a risky, but very interesting idea. And all because the plant needs to be sprayed more often not only with water, but also with various fertilizers. After all, the epiphyte needs to draw nutrients from somewhere.
   
   
   
7. Decorative branches
   With the help of such simple branches and flowers of orchids, you can create just a fabulous composition. It is necessary to take into account several important points: the roots of the orchid should be carefully wrapped in moss and sprayed at least twice a day.
   
   
   

Perhaps you have already tried planting orchids in any of these ways, be sure to share your experience in the comments. We are waiting for colorful photos and wise advice!