Orchids are fascinating but delicate plants, and repotting is the moment most people dread. We have eliminated every doubt and difficulty by creating a professional kit specifically designed for their needs, transforming a complex task into a simple and safe act of care.
Designed to ensure healthy roots and spectacular flowering, this kit contains only the highest-quality components, selected to replicate the natural habitat of orchids.
The 3 Key Benefits of Our Orchid Kit
- GUARANTEED ROOT HEALTH: The 14 cm Porto Clear transparent pot is not an aesthetic choice but a functional one: it allows the roots to receive light for photosynthesis and lets you constantly monitor their health.
- PROFESSIONAL SUBSTRATE: Forget universal potting soil. Our kit includes specialist orchid potting soil with selected-size maritime pine bark, ensuring the perfect drainage and aeration essential for preventing rot.
- PRACTICALITY AND CLEANLINESS: Everything you need in a single box. From the protective sheet to prevent mess, every detail is designed for a clean, orderly, stress-free repotting experience.
What the Orchid-Specific Kit Includes
- Protective work sheet
- Specialist orchid potting soil with bark (1.5 L)
- Packet of slow-release fertilizer for orchids
- High-quality Porto Clear transparent pot Ø 14 cm
- Latex gloves
Frequently Asked Questions About Orchids
Why do orchids need a transparent pot?
The roots of epiphytic orchids, such as Phalaenopsis, carry out photosynthesis. A transparent pot allows them to receive the necessary light and makes it easy for you to check their health and the substrate's moisture level, preventing overwatering.
How often should I repot my orchid?
Generally every 2–3 years, or when you notice that the substrate has degraded, the roots are growing extensively out of the pot, or the plant appears unstable. The best time is after flowering.
Is this kit suitable for all orchids?
This kit is ideal for most commercially available epiphytic orchids, such as Phalaenopsis, Dendrobium, and Cattleya, which require highly aerated roots. It is perfect for repotting plants previously grown in pots with diameters from 9 to 12 cm.
Should I water the orchid immediately after repotting?
No, it is advisable to wait approximately 7–10 days before watering for the first time. This allows the small wounds on the roots created during repotting to heal, reducing the risk of rot.
Read our professional guide to repotting your Orchid.
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