Articles and links on how to repot your orchids.

Dividing Your Orchids - Cattleyas
You´ve grown that Cattleya into such big plant that it´s growing out of its pot and you have friends who want a piece! Congratulations, here´s how to divide it.

Getting Ready for Spring Repotting
Repotting is a spring ritual for orchid growers. Now is the time to plan for it and to order all the supplies you will need so the process is as easy as possible.

Re-Potting Your Orchids
Repotting your orchid is essential for maintaining good growth and healthy orchids.

Repotting Aerides
Aerides are rigorous growers, but they do not like to be disturbed often and can continue to grow in same container for more than three years. Repot this orchid only when it is absolutely essential.

Repotting an Orchid
Eventually you´re going to have to repot some of your orchids, learn how to do it correctly!

Repotting Cymbidiums
Cymbidiums orchids can grow out into huge bunches. These can be breeding grounds of pests and diseases. Once the orchid overgrows its container, it needs to be repotted. Here is how and when to repot your Cymibidiums.

Repotting Orchids
Articles and links to repotting orchids.

Repotting Your Dendrobiums
Planning to repot your Dendrobium? Does the present container look too small for the dendrobium growing in it? Here is the 'how-to repot your dendrobium' successfully.

Repotting Your Orchids - Cattleyas
Spring is the time to repot most Cattleya Alliance plants as they produce new roots. Here´s how to do it.

Repotting Your Orchids - Oncidiums
Are your Oncidiums ready for repotting? Here´s what you need to know.

Repotting Your Orchids - Paphiopedilums
Learn about repotting Paphs, one of the most interesting of the orchids commonly grown.

Repotting Your Orchids - Phalaenopsis
Is it time to repot your Phal? Here´s what you should know and do when the time comes.

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