Wondering how to repot a plant? It's not difficult! With these expert tips, you can give your indoor plants and orchids new homes in no time at all.

How to Repot. To rehome your orchid, start by selecting a new pot and making sure you have orchid-specific potting mix on hand. The new pot should be one size bigger than its current container, ...

This guide with expert tips on how to repot an orchid and how to transplant an orchid into the right container will help your plant grow and thrive for years.

Method to repot your orchid. Choose the right time: Repot orchids during their active growing season, typically in the spring or early summer. Avoid repotting when the orchid is in bloom.

Cymbidiums and orchids are long lasting plants if you know how to take care of them, writes Penny Pawl, a UC Master Gardener of Napa County.

How do I repot my moth orchid? These orchids don't out-grow their container they just need the compost refreshed every two or three years. Do this in the spring. Tip the plant from its pot, tease out ...

To repot your orchids, simply clean the plant of any dead or dying foliage and add in fresh, well drained potting mix such as peat moss or bark. Sometimes, orchid outgrow their pots, ...

GARDENING fans have shared their top tips for watering orchids, with one woman sharing how she has been able to keep hers blooming for 12 years.Orchid. ... To repot your orchids, ...

Another sign your orchid might need repotting is if its roots are beginning to rot, or appear soft and brown, as this could be a sign that your compost is no longer draining effectively." ...

REPOTTING YOUR ORCHIDS: Ridge Orchid Society, 10 a.m. to noon, Aug. 27, Peterson Nursery & Garden Center, 2184 County Road 540A, Lakeland. Free; fee may apply for supplies. Bring two plants for ...