The process of changing pots for potted white orchids is relatively simple.

The white orchid not only has a long flowering period, the flowers are as white as snow, and the fragrance is overflowing, the leaf color is also green, and its dwarf variety is very suitable for potted cultivation. However, in order to raise potted white orchids well, in addition to daily water and fertilizer management, we also need to do a good job of changing pots. So, how to change the pot of potted white orchids? Let's discuss it with the editor.

For potted white orchids, in order to better promote their growth, we need to change their pots at the right time. However, when the seedlings change the basin and the big seedlings change the basin, we cannot talk about it in one way. The seedlings generally change the basin once a year, while the big seedlings generally change the basin every 2 years.

It is recommended to use soil pots for growing and raising white orchids. Every time you change the pots, you should use a larger flowerpot than the original pot, and the soil is required to be fertile and loose, with good air and water permeability. Before changing the basin, you should stop all watering and wait until the basin soil dries slightly before changing the basin, which will be safer.

When changing the basin, it is recommended to use a flowerpot with a drainage hole at the bottom, and the bottom of the basin should be covered with a layer of broken tiles or bricks to enhance the drainage effect. Then pour the fertile, loose, breathable and permeable pot soil into the flowerpot, cut off some of the old and weak roots with sterilized sharp scissors, plant the plant into the flowerpot, and compact the soil around the plant. after pouring enough water, move the flowerpot to a shady place for maintenance and management.

After a few days, the seedlings will gradually stand up and return to normal growth state, then we need to move the flowerpot to a place with sufficient light for maintenance and management. In order to ensure that the basin outlet can discharge excess water smoothly, it is recommended to speed up the brick on the bottom of the flowerpot and raise it. After that, only the management of light, water and fertilizer is needed to ensure the normal growth of the plant.

The pot-changing process of potted white orchids is relatively simple, and I believe everyone has mastered the method. So, how long have you been growing your own potted white orchids? Is it possible to change the basin? If you can, go home and try it.