Repotting is essential to the health and growth of your orchids.
Our orchid repotting kit includes everything you need to ensure success: a durable clear plastic pot, a saucer for optimal drainage and pine bark potting soil specifically for orchids.
With our repotting kit, you will be able to offer your orchid the best conditions to thrive and flower

• The Vase has a diameter of 14cm or 16cm, is made of plastic, has a raised bottom for orchids and is complete with 4 holes for water drainage.
• The saucer has a diameter of 12 cm or 14 cm, it is made of plastic with an ecological, non-toxic and recyclable material, it is very light and resistant to shocks.
• The soil present in the kit is specific for orchids. Obtained from an accurate blend of maritime pine barks, mixed with a small percentage of blond peat which satisfies the characteristics required by all orchid species such as high porosity, lightness and slow decomposition organic nature. Allowed in organic farming.

Strengths:
The transparency of the pot allows you to control the development of the roots and allows them to receive a good amount of light to make them stronger and more active.
The material in which it is made is ecological, non-toxic and recyclable, it is very light and resistant to shocks.
The surface of the vase has a glossy finish resistant to UV rays and temperatures from -50°C to +50°C and is easily washable.

The soil for Orchids is made up of carefully selected maritime pine bark and blond peat.
It is a loam that ensures good structural stability, ideal for anchoring the plant, guarantees high porosity and lightness, organic nature with slow decomposition and the right humidity at the root level.
It is also able to ensure optimal growth even for the most delicate species, especially in the early stages following potting and transplanting.
It is suitable for the development of Cattleya, Cymbidium, Vanda, Oncidium, Paphiopedilum, Cypripendium and Phalaenopsis orchid species.

When to proceed with repotting?
It is advisable to repot when the plants are too large for the current containers or when the substrate begins to degrade. Choose a pot 2/4 cm in diameter larger than the previous one.
The optimal period for repotting coincides with the vegetative awakening, when the new shoots are 2cm long and the tips of the new roots are still green.

How to proceed with repotting?
The kit already contains all the tools needed to proceed with repotting. A pair of sterilized scissors, a brush or brush with soft bristles and a bowl may also be useful.
Remove the plant from the pot, clean the roots from the old substrate, removing the dead parts, shortening those that are too long by a few cm, remove the dry sheaths and the withered parts, cutting off the older end.
Add a layer of orchid soil to the bottom of the new pot, insert the plant and fill the pot with soil so that the functional point between the root and the aerial part is 1-2cm below the edge of the pot.
Place the plant away from direct light and water a little until it resumes normal growth. Then bring to the light, water and fertilize taking into account the needs of the species and respecting the doses and times indicated on the product used.