thepotting workshop
thepotting workshop
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Discussions FAQ glossary when to repot orchids unpotting orchids potting upa Cattleya repotting aPaphiopedilum repotting a Phalaenopsis repotting a Vanda post-potting care using mounts & baskets dealing with overgrown orchids deflasking & compots Demonstrations when to repot an orchid unpotting a Cattleya potting up a Cattleya potting a Coelogyne in a basket repotting a Cymbidium repotting a Dendrobium hybrid repotting an Equitant Oncidium repotting an Oncidium hybrid repotting a Paphiopedilum repotting a Phalaenopsis in fir bark repotting Phalaenopsis in sphagnum repotting a pleurothallid giving a Vanda a new basket other vandaceous techniques mounting a seedling on a slab mounting on a tree fern totem using hot glue to mount orchids outgrown mounts other useful mounting tips unpotting an overgrown Cattleya specimen plants deflasking technique 1 deflasking, agar-on potting compot seedlings post-potting care, back bulbs, etc. Tools & Materials shears knives razor blades levers pliers wire products stakes nametags and markers materials for tying sterilizing tools other tools fungicides baskets mounts pots drainage material fir bark tree fern sphagnum moss osmunda coconut husk chips other potting materials |
This is the main menu. From here you can go directly to any page or section. Any entry in green is a link - a single click will take you to that page. Right-click on this page and choose "create shortcut" for easy future access from your desktop. If you already have an idea of how to pot orchids, you can click on the SHOW ME button and go directly to the the step-by-step demonstration. There is no text here other than captions for the photos. If you would like a little explanation before you begin, just click on the DESCRIBE button. We recommend that you read the FAQ which answers many questions you might have. You may also want to visit the Tools of the Trade page so that you can see what supplies you will need. Photos, descriptions, and uses of tools (shears, pliers, etc.) and consumables (pots, medium, etc.) are covered here. Use the GLOSSARY button on each page to explain any unfamiliar terms. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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