Also, what size pots to repot these in?

[shayna71708]

These are the plants I have now and the size pots they are in. They are all in those mainly temporary pots that are plastic - most have holes on the bottom and/or sides, a couple just have small slits on the bottom. I had planned to reuse the plastic ones with slots and holes for the plants needing to move into that size pot. But, what size would y'all recommend for these orchids?

Cym. Sweetheart "Elegance" - 3.5"
Milt. (Lemon Scented) - 4"
Blue Phalaenopsis Plant - 5" (three spikes)
Yellow/Pink Mini Phal - 3.5"
White Phal - 4.5"
Greenish-Yellow Phal - 5"
Yellow/Pink Reg. Phal - 4.5"
Magenta Phal - 4.5"
Yellow/Pink Stripes Phal - 4.5"
Onc. Wildcat Yellow Butterfly - 5"
Onc. Wildcat Rainbow - 5"
Onc. Sharry Baby (1 spike) - 5"
Onc, Huge Plant, NOID, tons of pbulbs - 5"
Onc. Golden Girl - 3.5"
Purple/Orange Mini Phal - 3"
NOID White Phal, 2 spikes - 3"
NOID Blush Phal - 4.5"
Phal with Orange/Fuchsia spots - 3.5"
Burr. Stefan Isler - 5.5"
Epi. Neon Orange - 4.5
Phal Camouflage - 3.5"
Phal Harlequin - 3.5"
Onc. Sharry Baby (3 spikes) - 4.5"
Slc. Rajah's Ruby Sweetheart - 2" (tiny plant!)

[dounoharm]

hi! most of those plants can stay in the same size pot, just give them new medium....that is a generalization, i would have to see pics of the individual plants to actually recommend a size pot....each one is different, and has different needs....you need to make sure the plant has room for one or two new growths....sounds like a nice collection, gl

[NatalieS]

As a general rule, any onc. type orchid should go into a bigger pot. Imagine those types of orchids with about two more pseudobulbs each and that's roughly how much extra space they will need to grow each year.

Phals can usually go back into the pots they came out of.

I can't comment on the others.