How to transplant aloe vera with a high survival rate, and how to transplant aloe vera to survive

Aloe vera transplantation method:

1. For the seedlings at the base, remove the topsoil of the strong seedlings, carefully remove the soil, straighten out the root order of the seedlings, carefully peel off the seedlings from the base of the trunk, and plant them directly into the prepared pots, and the pot soil is kept not dry or wet (moist), and the survival rate is 100%.

2. Peel off the main stem of the leaves, the aloe vera has no roots, select strong seedlings and peel them off, put them in a sunny and well-ventilated place, wait for three or five days and then transplant them into the pot, the potting soil is not dry or wet (moist), and the survival rate is 100%.

3. Aloe vera that has grown in a larger pot for many years, its roots will also grow small aloe vera, transplantation method: dig out the seedlings with a knife, transplant them to the prepared pot with soil, keep the pot soil not dry or wet (moist), and the survival rate is 100%.

Precautions: 1. Transplant season: spring and autumn.

3. If aloe vera has grown new roots, try not to hurt the roots, only remove the peripheral part of the soil, and replace it with new soil, which must be loose and breathable, and well drained. After the change, the water can be poured thoroughly and placed in a semi-shaded and ventilated place for maintenance, and the light can be increased according to the change of temperature in the future.

4. Do not water too often in the future, the potting soil is not dry, and the fertilization should not be thick, otherwise the aloe vera will rot and die.

5. When the small aloe vera is almost 5-8 cm, it can be transplanted, and the small aloe vera can be cut or broken directly when transplanted, there are roots without roots, and no roots will come out in a few days, and the small aloe vera planted in the moist soil is placed in a shady place for 3-5 days, the temperature should be moderate, and you can move it out later, because it has taken root below. It is best not to transplant in winter, small aloe vera is weaker, the survival rate of transplantation in winter is relatively low, spring, summer and autumn can be.

Transplanting aloe vera, it turns out to be so simple

Aloe vera transplantation should be done well: pay attention to the repotting time, the choice of soil and pots, the preparation before repotting, the potting steps, and the treatment after repotting, so that it can grow well.

1. Repotting time

Repot according to the growth condition of the aloe vera plant, preferably every 1 to 2 years, and it is suitable to repot during the warmer times of spring and autumn.

2. Selection of soil and pots

Use loose, breathable, well-drained soil, you can choose a mixture of peat soil and river sand. Flower pots need to be breathable, tile pots and porcelain pots can be used, and the new pot should be larger than the previous pot, preferably 1 to 2 inches wider than the plant diameter.

3. Preparation before changing pots

Do not water before changing the pot, keep the potting soil dry, you can loosen the soil a little, and use a shovel to draw a circle around the pot, which can facilitate the root system of the plant to be depotted, and be slow and careful when depotting to prevent damage to the root system. When depotting, you can use a screwdriver to hit the edge of the pot, and after the plant is out of the old pot, the soil from the roots should be gently cleaned or washed with water.

Look for rot in the roots, if there are rotten roots, dead roots and yellow leaves, prune them all, and soak them with insecticides if there are insect eggs in the roots. After the treatment is completed, the plants are placed in a shaded and ventilated place to dry for 1 to 2 days, and the roots can be repotted by slightly drying.

4. Potting steps

Apply a layer of basal fertilizer to the bottom of the pot and cover some soil, or directly lay a layer of mixed soil obtained by mixing humus, peat, coarse sand and basal fertilizer in a certain proportion. After that, put the plants in pots to allow the roots to soothe naturally, then slowly fill the pots without damaging the roots and leaves, and then flatten the soil surface.

5. Treatment after repotting

Water once after changing pots, and if the potting soil is not dry, you can sprinkle a small amount of water on the plants. If the soil is dry, you need to water it thoroughly, and there can be no stagnant water, and you can also apply a little rooting solution after watering. Put it in a cool environment without light, keep the soil loose and breathable, and slow down the seedlings for about 1 week, you can take normal maintenance measures such as supplemental light and fertilization.

Transplanting aloe vera, it turns out to be so simple

No matter how you plant it, it won't die, and you can water it once after planting (field planting). Water the pots once a week after planting.

Aloe vera should be cultivated in sandy soils with good drainage capacity and high nutrient content. Specifically, you can use peat, humus.

Zhi, DAO fine sand and perlite are evenly mixed according to the ratio of 4:3:2:1 to raise aloe vera.

Aloe vera loves light, so get more sun in spring and autumn to help it grow healthier. In summer, it should be shaded to the sun, and it should not be exposed to the scorching sun, and it needs to be placed indoors in a sunny place in winter.

Because aloe vera has a high water content, it usually does not need to be watered too much. Keep the soil dry and wait until it is dry before watering. In summer, because transpiration is too strong, it needs to be watered more to help it replenish water.

After aloe vera transplanting, how to maintain it, pay attention to many aspects.

Aloe vera is a lily plant, and its characteristics are easy to adapt to harsh environments, first of all, it does not need more water, because its heel is fleshy, and too much water can cause root rot.