Orchid Plastic Nursery Pots

Orchid nursery pots are specifically designed to meet the unique growing needs of orchids. Their purpose includes: 1. Proper Drainage: Orchids require excellent drainage to prevent root rot. Nursery pots often have large drainage holes or slits to allow excess water to escape quickly. 2. Airflow for Roots: Many orchid pots have slits or perforations along the sides, allowing air to circulate around the roots. This mimics the natural growing environment of epiphytic orchids, which often grow on trees with exposed roots. 3. Root Observation: Transparent pots, common for orchids, allow growers to monitor root health, moisture levels, and check for pests or diseases without disturbing the plant. 4. Support for Aerial Roots: The design often provides enough space and ventilation to accommodate the aerial roots that many orchids develop. 5. Prevent Overwatering: The drainage and aeration features help reduce the risk of overwatering, which is one of the most common causes of orchid death. 6.