Depth for vigorous roots
The tall body uses vertical space for the dense root system of a mature Cymbidium.
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A tall black cultivation pot for mature Cymbidium orchids and their extensive root systems.
Capacity: 7 L · Dimensions: Ø 22 × H 25 cm.
The Cymbidium Orchid Pot 7 L gives a mature Cymbidium what it needs most: genuine depth for its dense root system without burying the plant base. The tall tapered Ø 22 × H 25 cm body provides a stable fit, while the drainage base lets water leave after watering. It is a clear, functional choice when roots have outgrown a shallower pot and need room downwards.
Cymbidium orchids build dense, vigorous root systems. The tall profile gives roots vertical room while the plant sits high enough for the pseudobulb bases to remain above the mix.
The tall body uses vertical space for the dense root system of a mature Cymbidium.
The base releases water when the pot is watered and allowed to drain without a standing reservoir.
The plant can sit off-centre so new pseudobulbs have space to develop.
The right pot accepts the existing root system and leaves controlled space for new growth without a large volume of mix that dries slowly.
The roots need the 25 cm depth without being forced into tight folds.
Large foliage does not automatically mean the orchid needs a larger pot.
Leave open space in the direction where new growth is emerging.
The best time is generally after flowering as new roots begin, or when the mix has broken down and no longer stays airy.
Remove broken-down material and trim only dead or soft roots with a clean tool.
Place the oldest pseudobulbs near the rim and leave space in front of new growth.
Pseudobulb bases and the crown stay above the final surface of the mix.
Add a coarse, airy mix around the roots and stabilise the plant without closing the air spaces.
Do not leave the base in permanent standing water. Watering frequency depends on temperature, airflow, mix and active growth.
A tall black cultivation pot for a mature Cymbidium with a developed root system.
Lightweight construction with a tall tapered profile and drainage base.
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 tall black 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.
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Open Orchid Care→For selected orchid mixes and controlled moisture retention, not as a compulsory stand-alone medium.
View Sphagnum→Short answers about size, repotting, watering and package contents.
Mature Cymbidium orchids form dense, extensive root systems. The 25 cm height provides more vertical room without making the diameter unnecessarily wide.
Check the actual root system. The pot should accept the roots without severe folding and leave controlled room for new growth, not a large empty volume.
Generally after flowering as new roots begin, or when the mix has broken down, roots have filled the pot or drainage has slowed.
Place the oldest pseudobulbs near the rim and leave space in the direction of new growth. Keep their bases above the mix.
Use a coarse, airy orchid mix that drains well. Adjust the exact composition to climate, airflow and watering frequency.
Water according to root and mix condition and let the pot drain fully each time. Avoid permanent standing water.
Yes, provided collected water is emptied after watering and the pot base is not left submerged.
One black Cymbidium Orchid Pot 7 L. Plant, growing medium, outer pot and saucer are not included.
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