How to repot Phalaenopsis

1. Time to change pots

The best time to repot Phalaenopsis is in spring or early summer, because the temperature and light conditions during this period are very good, which facilitates the rapid recovery of the plant.

2. Repotting method

①Prepare the flower pot: First prepare a new flower pot for the Phalaenopsis. It can be slightly larger than the original flowerpot so that it can grow better. Flower pots can be selected

②Prepare the soil: Prepare new soil for it, preferably weakly acidic soil with good air permeability.

③ Remove the plant: Do not water it a few days before repotting. When repotting, use a small shovel to slightly loosen the soil around the plant, and then take the plant out. Then shake it gently with your hands to remove the soil around the plant. Be gentle when shaking so as not to damage the roots of the plant. Then check the roots and cut off any that are black or rotten.

④ Replant the plant: Pour part of the prepared soil into the new pot, then gently place the plant on the soil, and then bury the roots with the remaining soil. Then use a small shovel to flatten the soil surface slightly.

⑤Post-management: The plant in the new pot needs to be placed in a ventilated place. No fertilizer is needed. Add water in moderation to keep the soil moist. It will return to normal after a period of time.