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3" - 4" Clay Orchid Pots
I'm having trouble finding smaller clay orchid pots. I would prefer to find some in S. Florida, but any info would be great.
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If none of your garden center carries any, try Michaels or other crafts stores.
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East or west side of Florida?
In Boca, green barn orchid supplies. In Wilton manors GardenWorks In the Redlands ban jong orchids I can’t remember the spots in Naples right now |
Thanks, but Michael's doesn't have orchid pots with the slits.
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I pot my orchids in clay pots without slits. The most important part is to have a drainage hole, and a potting media that drains really well. They're very good for plants which don't like to be over watered since the terra cotta wicks away moisture.
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in our climate , out doors, it is all so hot it dries the same |
I buy all of my small size clay pots from Michael’s. They seem to work fine without the slits since the clay is pretty breathable. I have found 4 inch clay pots with the slits at a hole-in-the-wall garden center, so I imagine they’re something you could track down on-line.
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Thanks for all the replies. I'm in Ft. Lauderdale. I tried Green Barn and OFE and they didn't have any listed on their sight. Garden Works I have never been to. Isn't that the place that had huge tikis out front years ago? My shadehouse is just a screened in area so it's open to all the rain so I like the slits. I will probably just use what I have and adjust my orchid mix or use more peanuts.
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I have obtained them from both places. I think they were cheaper at gardenworks
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Try looking on line at Kelly's orchid supply.
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