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A clear cultivation pot for epiphytic orchids, with an open drainage base.
Nominal diameter: Ø 13 cm · Use: Phalaenopsis and other epiphytic orchids.
The Clear Orchid Pot 13 cm makes orchid care easier to read: you can see the roots, follow how the mix dries and check drainage without disturbing the plant. The clear construction is ideal for Phalaenopsis and other epiphytic orchids, while the nominal Ø 13 cm diameter supports an accurate choice based on the actual root system rather than leaf span alone.
The clear body lets you monitor moisture, root condition and mix breakdown without removing the orchid from its pot.
Check colour, moisture and new growth more easily before deciding whether to water.
Drainage openings help excess water escape after each watering.
The most compact option in the range for a smaller root system and a controlled fit.
Do not size up simply because aerial roots are present. Choose the smallest pot that accepts the active root system without forcing it.
For a smaller or compact root system that fits without force.
For a medium root system that has outgrown its previous smaller pot.
For a developed root system that genuinely needs more room.
Guide only roots that move easily and never force stiff aerial roots, as they can crack.
Work gently with an airy orchid mix. The crown and stem base remain above the final surface.
If the mix is very dry, water beforehand so active roots are less brittle.
Clear away broken-down material and trim only dead or soft roots with a clean tool.
Support the plant with the crown above the mix and guide flexible roots into a natural position.
Add a coarse, airy mix without over-compacting and confirm that drainage openings remain clear.
If roots were cut, follow the plant and mix condition rather than a fixed schedule. Every watering should drain freely.
Nominal diameter in the Clear Orchid Pot range. Compare it with the existing pot and active root system.
The clear body allows frequent visual checks of roots and mix moisture.
Gentle cleaning removes salts and organic residue without stressing the plastic.
Rinse the pot and clear drainage openings of salts or residue.
Use a small amount when needed and rinse very thoroughly.
Before reusing for another plant, clean and disinfect the pot with a suitable product.
One clear cultivation pot with a drainage base.
All of the above are shown only for explanation and are sold separately.
Choose the pot from the roots first, then select the mix for the care routine and environment.
Three clear sizesOpen the size that matches the active root system.
13 cm→15 cm→17 cm→
For a mature CymbidiumTall Ø 22 × H 25 cm profile for a developed root system.
View the pot→Compare clear cultivation pots and specialist options for Cymbidium.
View collection→Find airy media, nutrition and accessories for a well-planned orchid setup.
Open Orchid Care→Short answers about size, repotting, watering and package contents.
Transparency makes it easier to check root colour, moisture and new growth without frequently removing the orchid from its pot.
No. The clear body allows light to reach the roots, but the orchid and pot should stay in bright indirect light. Strong sun can overheat the roots.
Choose the smallest diameter that accepts the active root system without force. Do not size up based only on leaf span or the presence of aerial roots.
No. Guide only roots that remain flexible and move without force. Stiff aerial roots can stay outside the pot.
Water when the mix and roots indicate a need, then let water drain completely through the base. Do not follow a fixed calendar regardless of conditions.
It is especially suitable for Phalaenopsis and other epiphytic orchids that benefit from visible roots, an airy mix and fast drainage.
Yes, provided the fit allows airflow and any water collected after watering is emptied.
One Clear Orchid Pot 13 cm. Plant, growing medium, outer pot and saucer are not included.
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