Is it okay if I set my orchid which is in a plastic pot with drainage holes in the bottom into a ceramic plant pot with water in it?

Do not put any water in the bag, and you should seal it, the same as starting seeds indoors in a small covered pot.

If it's growing well in the big pot, leave it. They tend to be top-heavy, so a bigger pot keeps the pot from tipping over. If it's not doing well...

You could say that, but it's easier to say, "His personal best." (That's a common sports phrase.)

Yes. Put your pot in a bowl of water for about 5 minutes before removing it. The water will come up through the drainage holes to water your orchid. Be...

It will cool slower, as the metal in the cup will conduct the heat and keep it warmer longer.

Yes, this is probably common as some of the blended leaves will be in pieces that are too small for a simple filtering material. If you want to filter as...

Yes, you can plant them and you should get baby hostas. However, they won't look like their father or their mother, they may be a different color!

Depending on what type of plastic it is, it probably will stick to it. You can put parchment paper sheets between the mold to avoid this, but the heat from...

You have to make a hole at the bottom of the pot to let the excess water flow. The soil must always be humid. You can place a rock or...

You can keep it on an east-facing windowsill so that it gets consistent light and warmth.