[Upgraded] DUSPRO Orchid Potting Mix for Repotting with Forest Moss, Pine Bark, Perlite & Pumice, Orchid Bark Potting Mix, Orchid Repotting Kit Drainage Indoor Potting,1 Quart Fills one 6'' Orchid Pot

The media could not be loaded. A game-changer for orchid enthusiasts? With over ten years of experience in orchid cultivation, this orchid potted mixture stands out. The mixture of its bark and perlite is a game-changer for my plants. This mixture provides excellent drainage capacity. As epiphytes, orchids require air circulation around their roots. This mixture can prevent root rot by quickly expelling excess water. Since I replaced the orchids, the problems with the roots of my orchids have significantly decreased. It works better when used with wet water.They have well balanced water retention and ventilation, promoting the growth of flowers. Made from sustainable bark and high-quality perlite. Strongly recommended to all orchid growers!

The only thing I will say is that the photo is a little misleading on the size. So just be mindful of that and make sure you get enough to do what you need to do. But the mix is very nice and as you can see my orchid was saved big time

As others have mentioned here you don’t get a lot of mix - so be sure to check the size. Also I would have preferred a bit more bark in this than what you get. Which is not to say that you ought to have a higher bark ratio in your orchids, I just happen to prefer it. A good tip I saw from the Orchid guru I follow on Instagram is to soak your orchid mix a good 24 hours in water before repotting an orchid with it, that way it has time to absorb moisture for your plant.

My orchid was starting to look at little sick so I changed her over to this medium. The quality is top notch! It holds the perfect amount of moisture and she is thriving now. She's grown quicklyand even gotten me blooms since I changed her over to this. There was no smell to the soil which is something I was worried about.

The potting mix appears to be a good mix. It looks nice all mixed together, as a bonus. It was easy to replant my orchid using this mix. I would recommend to othes.

Doesn't seem like a quart; maybe half that. I repotted one medium sized orchid and it was barely enough. Also much finer than the other orchid mixes that I am used to; I think much of this soil will fall through the holes of my orchid pot and I'll probably have to repot again in a few months. I needed to get it repotted into a new pot and didn't have time to wait on another bag of soil, so I went ahead with this one. We'll see. There's better options for your money but I do like to support small businesses even if it costs a little more, so that's something to consider.Edit: This soil is retaining a lot of moisture, at least in the pot I have it in. I admit the pot doesn't have as many holes as most orchid pots do, but regardless, the small particles and water retention are making me nervous. I'd proceed cautiously with this soil for orchids if you're worried about overwatering.

I like the mix and I started using it to repot my orchid plant.

The 2 bags I ordered were mostly rock and some kind of white rock that is not perlite as it would not hold water (test soaked for hours after orchid died), with some dust, very little bark, and a little moss. All of the dust washed through the holes of the orchid pot the first time it was watered. I used 1 bag, and had 2 order a 2nd the next day because there was not enough material for my single orchid. Because all of it being almost completely rock left over, my orchid did not make it. I watched videos, and followed instructions on repotting and watering but the portions of each ingredient were not what was listed, and it just went bad. I am so sad that I got this productr.