Last Updated on June 29, 2020 by Myls Sedurifa
Naturally, most orchids grow well in tropical rainforests—they’re often seen growing wildly in tree crotches or on the sides of decaying trees. Confining their roots to a pot, therefore, goes against their true primal nature. With this, if you’re thinking of growing one as part of your container garden, you have to take note of the following factors:
- Decorative pots without proper drainage can often lead to overwatering and other root diseases for your orchid plant
- Clear plastic pots allow you to easily inspect your plant’s roots for pests, disease, and overcrowding
- You don’t have to spend a fortune on buying slatted wooden boxes as special orchid pots. Any pot with good drainage, preferably shallower squat pots should be as good.
Read the full article here: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/orchids/containers-for-orchid-plants.htm
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