What should I do with the hydrangea that I have just received with potted soil?

After the hydrangea has just been received, don't be too anxious to change the pot and soil, you need to carefully check the health status of the plant, make sure that there is no abnormality, and then apply some warm water to avoid the root system from dehydration for a long time and wilt, and then change the pot after a few days.

Now due to the convenience of shopping, many flower friends like to buy their favorite flowers from the Internet for planting, although it is more convenient to buy online, but due to long-term transportation, the root system of flowers and plants will inevitably be damaged. In the case of hydrangea, do not immediately change the pot and soil after receiving the plant, you need to observe the growth and health of the plant from beginning to end, and ensure that the plant is in good condition, you can water some warm water in an appropriate amount, and the amount of watering can be appropriately increased, and the watering is mainly thorough, so that the capillary root can absorb enough water and will not appear wilting.

Many flower friends will find that there are a small number of yellow leaves or even fall off after receiving the hydrangea, this situation does not need to worry too much, in a sense this is a normal phenomenon, is a manifestation of plant self-protection. Because hydrangea in the temperature, light and other conditions are more professional and suitable greenhouse, came to a new growth environment, must be difficult to adapt to for a while, there will be a stage of slow seedlings, at this time should retain the original potting soil and take the pot, to promote the root system to quickly adapt to the new environment, wait until a week, plant growth recovery leaves rejuvenation, and then repotting operation.

When repotting, the soil should be in a slightly dry state, and then the original pot should be torn off, and at the same time a part of the old soil should be removed, the old soil of the roots should be retained, the root system should be exposed, and the old soil should be crushed to a loose state, and then mixed with the prepared new soil, the new soil should ensure a certain fertility, looseness and drainage and ventilation performanceIt can be mixed with humus soil, garden soil and coarse sand in accordance with the ratio of 5:3:2, and some organic fertilizers can also be added during the mixing period, such as well-rotted chicken manure or cow manure, etc., to improve the nutrient content of the soilAfter mixing, replant the hydrangeas.

It should be noted that if the root system is found to be messy and crowded during the repotting operation, or even entangled with each other, it needs to be combed, and the root system can be separated with a knife, following the principle of "rather hurting the roots than stiffening the seedlings", so as to promote the growth of hydrangea in the later stage.

After potting and planting, it is necessary to do a good job in the later maintenance and managementIt is best to give a certain amount of astigmatism, avoid direct light to the plant, do not water too much at one time, and do not let the soil appear waterlogged, to ensure that the soil is in a wet state, and at the same time ensure that the temperature is in a suitable range, with about 18 is the most suitable, to be the hydrangea to grow normally, and after the plant grows vigorously, you can apply some well-rotted fertilizer in an appropriate amount to ensure that the nutrients in the soil are sufficient, and some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied more in the early stage of flowering to promote flower bud differentiation and ensure flowering quality. As long as these aspects are done well, the hydrangea will grow well, bloom more and be beautiful

Place the hydrangeas in a sunny and ventilated area. Generally, the hydrangeas that you just bought back are watered and fertilized, so you don't need to water or fertilize. Wait a week before watering the hydrangeas.

The flower type of hydrangea is plump, large and beautiful, and its flower color can be red and blue, which is pleasing to the eye and pleasant, and it is a common potted ornamental flower. Hydrangeas generally bloom in June-July, so it is best to repot them in early spring when they sprout.

Even if you are careful in the process of repotting, the root system may be damaged, and the root system will not recover for a while after repotting, and there is no way to provide nutrients to the plant. When the hydrangea already has buds, it needs to consume a lot of water and nutrients, and after changing the pot and breaking the roots, the hydrangea will be quickly dehydrated, and the nutrient supply will be insufficient, resulting in the bud falling off in advance, so it is not recommended to repot at the bud stage.

However, it does not mean that you should never change the pot during the budding period, and you can change the pot if you have the following conditions.

1. If it is a hydrangea that you have just bought, you are using a disposable flower pot, and at this time you just want to change a flower pot, as long as you are careful and properly maintained, you can also change it, and it will not have much impact. In this case, changing the pot is, to use scissors to cut the disposable pot, do not scatter the soil, with all the original soil to migrate to the new pot, then add new nutrient soil appropriately, can reduce the damage to the root system as much as possible, after changing the pot to water moist water and slowly maintain it, can not be watered with large water, try to let the original pot soil maintenance.

2. When there is a problem with the root system, you have to change the pot and soil. At this time, not only do you need to change the potting and soil, but also the soil balls around the root system need to be cleaned. In order to reduce the damage to the root system during repotting, you need to soak the soil with clean water first, and remember not to break up the clods stiffly.

After changing the pot, put the plant in a cool and ventilated place to maintain the pot, do not bask in the sun, do not fertilize, wait until the hydrangea grows new leaves, there are obvious signs of life, and then slowly increase the light, fertilization.

The repotting of hydrangea is generally best in early spring when it germinates, and it is easy to cause the buds to wither and wither when the buds are repotted, not that they can not be repotted at the bud stage.

The main reason is that it is easy to hurt the roots when changing the pot, it is difficult to take the pot, and the hydrangea will be quickly dehydrated after the root is broken, and the nutrition cannot keep up, resulting in the flower buds falling in advance, which is why we do not recommend changing pots in the flower buds.

Let's take a look at the **:

The picture above is a potted hydrangea raised by netizens, using plastic pots, which are maintained on indoor balconies, plastic pots have poor air permeability, and the flower pots are easy to heat up and stuffy roots after basking in the sun, which is also the reason why netizens want to change flower pots, in fact, pay attention to the hydrangeas, you can see that the leaves on the side of the window are a little yellow, and the leaves on the inside of the house are normal, so pay attention to ventilation, humidity and light, especially after the temperature is higher than 25 degrees, it is easy to sunburn the leaves, and then look at the second one**.

As can be seen in the picture above, the hydrangea raised by netizens has already budded, and it will bloom after a period of maintenance.

The flower pot I bought has just arrived, and the hydrangea Endless Summer has already budded, is it too late to change the pot for the hydrangea?

My suggestion is that for novices, it's best not to change the pot now, netizens use plastic pots, and high waists, now the potting is bound to break the root system, as long as the potting soil is scattered, the root system will be broken, and the root system will be potted, there will be a slow seedling potting time, if the failure of the slow seedling will cause the leaves to wither and the flower buds will fall off, or wait for the flowers to change the pot later.

Of course, you really want to change, you can wait for the pot soil to be a little dry, not too dry, and then directly cut off the plastic flower pot with scissors, do not scatter the soil, and then directly put it into the newly bought flower pot, slightly backfill the soil, water moist water and slowly maintain it.

Yes, because there are buds, he has experienced a period of time, so if he changes the pot again, it is conducive to the blooming and growth of hydrangeas. It will not damage the hydrangea itself. So yes.

Yes, after there are flower buds, it means that the hydrangea has entered the flowering stage, and changing the pot at this time can just loosen the soil and make the nutrition more sufficient.

I recommend that repotting requires a lot of water after the buds, and the repotting operation can easily damage the root system, make it difficult to recover, and there is a risk of wilting if you do not get enough nutrients.

The repotting order of hydrangea seedlings is 1-2-3-5-7 to grow faster!

For hydrangeas, the ground planting in spring, summer, and autumn is not asked.

question, but wintering in the open field needs to be specialized.

The subject geographic location you are referring to:

Hydrangea (hydrangea) is a temperate semi-cold-tolerant deciduous shrub that can be cultivated in the open field in the provinces of the Yangtze River basin, while in the northern region, it is potted and winters indoors in winter. In the cultivation and maintenance process of hydrangea, its ecology should be combined.

habits to take appropriate measures. Hydrangeas prefer warm, moist, semi-shaded environments. It is suitable for fertile, humus-rich, well-drained slightly clay soil, is an acidic plant, not alkali-tolerant, and the suitable soil pH value is.

4~。It can be seen that hydrangeas can spend the winter directly in the open field in the south, but if it is in the north, take two cities as examples:

Beijing is located at latitude 39"26' to 41"03'N, while Qingdao is located at 35°35'N'~37°09'

Qingdao, which is also a northern city, can grow hydrangea in the ground, but if you plant large-leaf hydrangea in Beijing, it seems that there is only one kind of "extended summer" that can overwinter in the open field in Beijing.

Therefore, according to your geographical location, you can determine whether the ground planting can survive the winter.

There is a hydrangea tree planted in the garden, and it is spectacular when it blooms.

Hydrangeas prefer fertile, loose, breathable and draining humus.

You can use humus soil in broad-leaved forests, black soil in vegetable gardens, pond mud in closed ponds or nutrient soil sedan simple oak purchased online, these soils are best mixed with some coarse sand or cinder to enhance water permeability, air permeability, conducive to the root growth of hydrangea.

The soil available for hydrangeas is as follows:

Peat soil: sufficient nutrients, soft and breathable, conducive to the early rooting of succulents, plants with peat soil grow rapidly, high free porosity, good air permeability and water retention; Humus: Nutrient soil formed by microbial decomposition and fermentation of plant branches and leaves in the soil.

Good water permeability and aeration performance, strong water and fertilizer retention ability, long fertility sustainability, easy to be absorbed by plants, rich in organic matter, humic acid and a small amount of vitamins, auxin, trace elements, etc., can promote the growth and development of plants; Grass ash: the residue of herbaceous and woody plants after combustion, which can promote seed germination, neat seedling, root rooting, and prevent leaf loss; Rice husk charcoal: drainage, breathable, alkaline, rice husk charcoal is rich in potassium fertilizer, a small amount of calcium and magnesium are easy to root.

From the point of view of growth habits, because hydrangea likes to grow in loose and breathable, well-drained, fertile sandy soil, so two parts of humus soil, two parts of garden soil, and one part of vinegar residue can be used to evenly mix in the preparation of potting soil.

From the point of view of growth habit, hydrangea likes to grow in loose and breathable, well-drained, fertile sandy soil, so when potting can be used two parts of humus, two parts of garden soil, and one part of vinegar residue to evenly configure, and an appropriate amount of base fertilizer can be added.

1. Humus soil

Most of the humus soil is formed directly in the mountains and forests after many years of weathering, so it is also relatively easy to obtain. This kind of soil has a loose texture, permeable and breathable, retains water and fertilizer, is rich in organic matter and a small amount of nutrients, which can promote the good growth of potted plants.

2. Garden soil

Garden soil is on the vegetable garden, and it is often obtained from the vegetable garden. This soil has high fertility, good aggregate structure and rich humus. However, there are some disadvantages, such as the surface layer is easy to compact when dry, and the aeration and permeability are poor when wet, so it cannot be used as a separate soil.

3. Potted hydrangea pots

Hydrangea can be selected according to the different growth stages of the plant, for example, the diameter of the pot can be 15-20 cm during the seedling period, and the pot can be 30-40 cm during the adult stage, and the height is best 20-40 cm. The material of the flower pot can be clay pots, clay pots, purple sand pots, etc.

Dear, hello, according to your question, for you to mention the following, for reference only: hydrangea collapsed limbs can be used garden soil, before planting, it is best to mix garden soil and nutrient soil to use. The soil for planting hydrangeas should be loose and fertile, because the plants are not tolerant to stagnant water, so the drainage performance of the soil should also be good, so that the plants will not have bad symptoms such as rotten roots and yellow leaves.

Before the soil is used, Tuan Huishi should also be disinfected, and the soil should be ensured that there are no bacteria and insect eggs, otherwise it will also affect the growth of plants after planting.

Hydrangea is suitable for soil requirements.

Hydrangeas prefer soft, fertile sandy loam soils. Soft soil is good for root respiration, and fertility is good for growth. It is best to drain well and avoid stagnant water.

Hydrangeas should be planted in acidic soil, and their flowers will be blue. If it is alkaline soil, the color will be redder, so hydrangeas should be raised in loose and fertile soil that is conducive to root respiration.

Hydrangea soil mixing method.

1.Peat soil perlite laterite is the soil for hydrangeas. Choose a soil that retains water and does not accumulate water.

Peat soil and perlite can be formulated in a 4:1 ratio. The permeability of peat soil plays a good role in the root growth of hydrangea.

If conditions are not available, hydrangeas can grow well in acidic soils. Just add some red clay and mix well. 2.

Hydrangea perlite river sand hydrangea cultivation soil nutrient soil needs to have a certain degree of air permeability and water permeability, as well as a certain amount of nutrients. Generally, it is better to use nutrient soil, and the general nutrient soil can cultivate hydrangea, and it is also the most suitable chain hall for the growth of hydrangea roots. If the indoor ventilation is very poor, you can add more particles, perlite, and river sand to the nutrient soil, which will make the soil breathable and permeable, which is better for the growth of hydrangeas.

Hydrangea soil exchange method steps.

The method and steps of hydrangea soil exchange are relatively simple. You only need to take out the whole plant first, prune off the roots of the outer ring of the hydrangea1 3, spread your newly prepared soil in the original pot, and then put the hydrangea into the pot, and then fill the area with new soil and compact.