Скачать или смотреть Repotting an Orchid from start to finish

This is my process for how I repot my Phalaenopsis orchids (moth orchids). For reference, I have some links below that I mentioned in the video.

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Treehouse Tropical Epiphyte Mix from Oh Happy Plants

I LOVE this mix and have repotted dozens of orchids with it, with wonderful results. It retains more moisture than many bark mixes, but not as much as sphagnum moss, and uses more sustainable ingredients.

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Physan 20

I started spraying my orchid's roots during repotting with Physan 20 after I learned about this product from many members of the American Orchid Society. Here is my Amazon link below to the product.

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It has many uses beyond just for orchids. Read the label for all usage information. I add 2 teaspoons per gallon of water and spray the roots before placing the orchid in its new potting medium in its new pot. It is an algaecide, fungicide, bactericide and virucide.