Novice’S Guide To Transplanting Orchids?

In this guide, Luan Akin, Tagawa’s Garden Ambassador, and Dakota, Tagawa’s Indoor Plant Department Supervisor, provide a step-by-step guide on how to repot an orchid without killing it. The guide covers the process of repotting an orchid, including identifying when it needs repotting, preparing the workstation, and ensuring the necessary materials are available. The guide also explains the importance of soaking the roots and using a slightly larger pot for the orchid. The orchid should be placed in a shallow pot with drainage holes and gently removed. The roots should be filled with more orchid potting mix, and the orchid should be pulled out of its pot by grasping it as close to the roots as possible. Before repotting, the orchid should be removed from its old pot and clipped away any dead roots. The plant should be placed in the center of the pot, and the root ball should be filled with orchid compost, filling any gaps. The guide emphasizes the importance of avoiding using any harmful materials during the process.