I transferred the cymbidiums from their original one-gallon pots to three-gallon ones. Orchid mixes are very expensive so I am experimenting on cheaper alternatives. In the forests where these orchids (not the hybrids) originate, they are growing under and on trees or in between dead plant materials. They don't require a specified formula of potting mix. I used ordinary semi-composted bark mulch and added some Perlite and a handful of potting soil. Some experts might question the ingredients but this is my experiment. It is hard to convince myself into using imported materials like coconut parts and pay huge amounts of money. I'd like to train my orchids to go local. :)
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