Containers for orchid plants to sell
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Merle on Aug 23, 2015Dear Anna, I use clay pots and decorate them with stuff I can get from the Dollar Stores here in the US, things like butterflies, sea shells etc, and they look great, plus hanging baskets with coconut straw, have fun I have lots of fun with my orchids at the moment they are in baskets hanging next to my water garden . MerleHelpful Reply
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Funnygirl on Aug 23, 2015I believe they recommend plastic pots for orchids.The dollar tree has its own web site and you can place large orders with them.Helpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on Aug 24, 2015Orchids do not do well in plastic pots.You should use the clay pots they sell for orchids, There are not expensive. Spray them in different colors to spruce them up.Helpful Reply
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Bonny McDaniel on Aug 24, 2015You didn't say what variety of orchid. Some, like the moth orchids, need pots with the slits in the sides and the clay pots should not be painted or sealed as they need to 'breathe'. Other types of orchids can be put in plastic pots...Google the variety you have and see what type of pots you can use. There are orchid supply houses on the 'net that have some inexpensive pots...you could put ribbons or other decorations on the pot to dress them up.Helpful Reply
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Bonny McDaniel on Aug 24, 2015This is just one of many articles on the internet about clay vs plastic. It doesn't address the whole problem of the different varieties and, also, that many of the orchids need some light to get to their roots (hence the 'splits' in the pots or the clear pots) so you will need to read other articles, too.http://roseg4art.com/Growing-tips/clay-vs-plastic-orchid-pots.htmHelpful Reply
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Anna on Aug 26, 2015Thanks you very much.Helpful Reply
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Anna on Aug 26, 2015Great idea. Thanks. AnnaHelpful Reply
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Anna on Aug 26, 2015Thank you. That is the solution. Simple, and will work. They are lovely, especially one that smells like daphne!Helpful Reply
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