How to plant orchids? A beautiful flower to decorate

You may be tempted to learn how to plant orchids at home and before making it a reality, it is good that you know that these pretty flowers need special care to sprout normally.

Orchids are one of the most recognized species on the planet, as they best represent the color of wild flowers (those that grow in open natural spaces in the tropics) and are one of the most desired by gardening lovers to decorate their homes.

In this opportunity we are going to show you how to grow succulents in your home and the easiest way to start your own orchid plantation so that they sprout beautiful and are your best company. See how to do it with this step by step:

How to plant orchids in a pot

As a first consideration, you should know that choosing a good pot is part of success in planting. Choose a medium-sized plastic one with holes on all sides, to promote aeration of the roots. The soil you should use is one that is porous and loose.

Plant

Scatter a few seeds of whatever species you want to plant into the soil, just below the surface of the pot. You must wait for them to germinate and for this, the soil must be well nourished with water and/or fertilizer.

Transplant

The transplant process begins when you see that your plant has its first shoots, so at that time you can take it to a larger pot if necessary due to the size of the roots. In this case, take the plant and very carefully cut off any dead, parched, or rotten roots. Divide them into different sections when potting the plant, this will help prevent root damage.

To water

During the hottest months of the year, try to apply water in a controlled manner to keep the soil moist, without flooding it because the roots can rot quickly. If you live in cold climates, it is not convenient to water the orchid too often, so the best technique is to allow the substrate to dry before watering again.

How long do orchids take to come out?

It is a process of patience because after transplanting it, it may take between 2 or 3 years to show its best flowering. Depending on the species, some take up to 7 years to flower, so don’t rush or get upset if you see time passing without results.

We also want to teach you how to take care of an orchid and keep it always beautiful. Follow these simple tips and enjoy a patio full of beautiful flowers that will be your pride.