| 1. Open the box and separate the inner pot (with drainage holes) from the outer pot. Dispose of or keep the silicone ring to give the pot extra protection and reduce waste. |  |
| 2. Add a layer of orchid soil (about 2–3 cm) to the bottom of the inner pot. |  |
| 3. Place your orchid in the centre of the pot so that the top of the soil sits about 1 cm below the rim of the inner pot. |  |
| 4. Fill the sides with more orchid soil, gently tapping the pot with your hand to help the soil settle. If you prefer, use a towel to cushion the pot if tapping against a hard surface. |  |
| 5. Top up with more soil if needed, ensuring there are no air gaps around the roots. |  |
| 6. Place the inner pot under the tap and drench the orchid with water. |  |
| 7. Allow the water to drain completely before placing the inner pot back into the outer pot. |  |
| 8. Place your orchid in a bright, well-lit location, away from direct sunlight. |  |
Repeat the watering process every 10 days to 2 weeks, depending on your orchid’s needs.