Do you bury air roots when repotting orchids

It’s a question we often get asked about our orchids; when should you repot them? 

 First, it’s important to note that you should never repot your orchid when it’s in bloom! Always wait for your orchid to lose its blooms before you worry about repotting it.

Repotting can be a slight stress on your plant, and you wouldn’t want to risk that when its blooms are open, bright and beautiful!  

You should repot your orchid every one to two years to keep it healthy and help it grow.

Repotting also keeps the potting media in good shape, allowing for the rapid drainage and root aeration that Phalaenopsis orchids require.  

If you've never repotted your orchid before, you might wonder if it's necessary.

Should i repot my orchid after buying

You might also be hesitant to repot your orchid because you don't want to damage it. Luckily, orchid repotting is super simple! Here are three telltale signs it's time to repot and what you need to do next. 

Why Repot Your Orchid?

Orchids are typically potted in loose, coarse fir bark mixed with other organic materials such as sphagnum peat and moss.&n

when do i repot my orchid

when should i repot my phalaenopsis orchid