Kiwi Orchid Bark No. 5 (25–50mm) – Premium New Zealand Pine Bark for Large Orchids

Kiwi Orchid Bark No. 5 (25–50mm) is a premium-grade substrate crafted from raw, un-aged Pinus radiata bark. This extra-large bark is specifically designed for large orchid species that require excellent drainage and a drying period between waterings.

Sourced from sustainable plantations in Taranaki, New Zealand, its hard, clean, and uniformly graded chips provide an optimal growing environment, promoting healthy root development and reducing the need for frequent repotting.

Features:

• Size: 25–50mm, ideal for large orchids such as Cattleyas and Cymbidiums

• Material: Raw, un-aged Pinus radiata bark

• Origin: Sustainably sourced from Taranaki, New Zealand

• Durability: Long-lasting with a lifespan of 3 to 5 years

• pH Stability: Maintains a stable pH, minimizing root stress

• Cleanliness: Free from fines, contaminants, and additives

• Usage: Ready to use; optional presoaking enhances moisture absorption

Why You Should Buy:

Kiwi Orchid Bark No. 5 offers a superior growing medium for large orchids, ensuring optimal aeration and moisture control. Its durability and stable pH reduce the frequency of repotting, making it a cost-effective and reliable choice for both hobbyists and professional growers. Trusted by renowned orchid experts worldwide, this bark supports robust plant health and vibrant blooms.

FAQs:

Is this product ready to use out of the bag?
Yes, it is ready to use. However, presoaking can enhance moisture absorption.

What types of orchids is this bark suitable for?
It is ideal for large orchids like Cattleyas and Cymbidiums that prefer a drying period between waterings.

How long does the bark last before needing replacement?
The bark has a lifespan of 3 to 5 years, depending on environmental conditions.

Does the bark contain any additives or fertilizers?
No, it is free from additives, ensuring a natural growing environment.

Can this bark be used for other plants besides orchids?
Yes, it can also be used for other epiphytic plants requiring similar growing conditions.