How do you change pots so that they don t die?

When transplanting flowers and plants, first loosen the soil with a shovel, then tilt the pot, take out the flowers, shake off the old soil around the root system, and find that the leaves are dry to deal with in time and yellow plum.

When potting, the roots need to retain an appropriate amount of garden soil to allow them to resume growth as soon as possible.

Place the configured soil in the pot and transplant the plants into a new pot. Then fill the entire pot with the remaining soil, filling the soil around the root system so that the roots fully touch the soil. After repotting, it needs to be moved to a ventilated and cool environment for slow seedling.

After the plant adapts to the growing environment, it should be transferred to a sunny environment for maintenance.

1. The timing of repotting.

It is best performed in spring and autumn; Some plants are also suitable for winter.

It is most suitable to be carried out in the dormant period and early growth stage of the plant, and the two stages of repotting have little impact on the growth of the plant.

For plants that are in the slow seedling stage, do not change, because the flower roots are already damaged, and changing at this time will cause secondary damage and prolong the slow seedling period indefinitely.

2. Steps to change pots.

Materials and tools to prepare before repotting: flower pots, culture soil, pearlstone, gardening shears, shovels, vermiculite.

Depot the plant, gently press the soil mass at the root with your hand to loosen the soil, and then sort out the roots inside the soil.

According to the size of the plant to determine the length of the retained roots, the larger the plant, the longer the roots will be retained, generally the roots of the grass flower only need to leave a length of about 15 cm, and the excess part can be cut off. In addition, the dead branches and leaves or diseased parts of the plant should also be pruned.

In order to take into account the air permeability and water retention of the new soil, vermiculite, pearlstone, and culture soil can be fully mixed in a ratio of 1:1:3 as the new pot soil.

Add the mixed soil to a new pot, about 1 3 height, slightly compact it by hand, put it in the plant, and then add the soil to 8 minutes full.

With the improvement of people's quality of life, more and more families have raised flowers and plants, and if you want to raise flowers more vigorously, changing the pot is a must do, but many novices do not know how to do when changing the pot.

Control water in advance Before we change the pots for plants, it is best to stop watering the plants, because when the soil is not enough water, the soil will shrink, and there will be gaps between the pots, so that it will be more convenient to depot.

Small plants If the size of the plants we maintain is relatively small, then it is very simple to change the pot, after we control the water, we can pick up the pot, and then turn the plant down, slowly shake the pot, let the plant and the pot separate, and finally take it out.

Medium-sized plants If we maintain the plant size is relatively large, it is more difficult to move, then we can grasp the main stem of the flower, and then lift it upward, because the main trunk of medium-sized plants will be relatively thick, so it will not cause any damage to the plant, if the effect of potting soil separation is not good, then we can use an iron plate to seriously pot soil age imitation of the part of the joint.

Large plants If it is a large plant, then it is difficult for us to take the plant out of the pot with only our hands, we need to use some lifting tools to hang the plant, and then gently knock the pot to make the pot better detached.

If it is an indoor-grown flower, it can be repotted in winter and will not die, but pay attention to the following:

In winter, it is recommended not to water the plant in the first few days when changing the pot, and then change it when the soil in the pot is half dry, it is best to choose to change the pot when it is cloudy or in the evening, and it is best to use a shovel to shovel along the wall edge of the pot when changing the pot, so as to facilitate the whole soil in the pot to come out.

After pouring out, gently pinch the soil with your hands to separate the roots and roots, or rinse them with water to let the roots and roots come out of the soil. If there are broken roots on the roots, it is recommended to clean them up, which is more conducive to better root growth.

Pruning the branches of the plant can reduce transpiration, which is more conducive to the continued growth of the plant, and can also help the roots grow better and survive.

If there is a water outlet at the bottom of the pot when potting the plant, you can put two larger pebbles at the water outlet, which can prevent the drainage of the potting soil from being affected in the future and causing the plant roots to rot.

Then spread organic fertilizer, put the flowers in the middle of the pot, let the flowers and the pot wall leave a distance, fill the nutrient soil, after filling, water, water thoroughly. This completes the repotting of the flowers.

Why can't the pots be replaced for the flowers that have just been bought, knowing the reason, many people regret it!

Hello, the flowers you just bought back can not be replaced, do not buy back to change the pot, if the pot is too urgent, the whole plant may not be adapted to growth, will affect the roots, but also cause damage to the branches and leaves. Place the purchased flowers in a suitable environment, maintain good maintenance methods, and wait for the flowers to adapt to the new environment before repotting. Loosen the soil in the pot before depotting, remove the flowers from the pot, remove the stale soil from the roots, and leave a little of the original soil at the roots.

Straighten the plant directly into a new pot, and raise it in a cool and ventilated place after planting, I hope it will help you