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    Best Orchid Pots : For Healthier Plants and Prettier Displays

    • One option is to plant your orchid first in a clear plastic pot that is set inside an outer pot. You’ll want the outer pot to be narrower at the base than the plastic pot so that excess water will drain out of the clear inn… See more

    What About Stability?

    Settingthe plastic pot in a secondary pot will add stability to the orchid as plastic is lightweight and orchids tend to be top-heavy. Additionally, you can choose an attractive o… See more

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    Opaque Plastic Orchid Pots

    I have several orchids that have come in an opaque plastic pot. When the plants come like this, I wait until they have finished blooming and then I re-pot them. As stated above, my … See more

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    Terracotta Orchid Pots

    Terracottais another popular choice. It is inexpensive and looks nice. I actually like the look of the water mineral stains that build-up on the sides. The downside is that orchid root… See more

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    Glazed Pottery and Ceramic Orchid Pots

    There are so many beautiful pots that it is hard to resist using these to house our orchids. There is something very special about a piece of hand-thrown pottery. It’s art. Unlike … See more

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    Do Orchids need a double potting system?
    For orchid pots, most gardeners follow one of two philosophies: either selecting a decorative pot that provides enough drainage or using a double potting system. For double potting, the orchid itself is planted in a clear grower pot with many drainage holes or slits and that pot rests inside a decorative pot.
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