Can pruning and repotting of a happy tree be done at the same time? Why?

When we cultivate the Happiness Tree, if we want the Happiness Tree to grow more vigorously, we must grind the silt on the Happiness Tree to increase nutrition and make the Happiness Tree grow better. So when we repot on the happiness tree, can we do it together with pruning? My sister said my point of view under my face, and I hope I can help you.

Whether or not we should repot the Happiness Tree depends on the size of the Happiness Tree and how many roots of the Happiness Tree are injured when we repot the Happiness Tree, as well as the time it takes to repot the Happiness Tree.

If the Happiness Tree plant we transplant is too large, the time to replace the potting soil is not at the temperature at which the Happiness Tree grows well, and the taproot of the Happiness Tree is harmed when changing the potting soil, then in this case, the pot needs to be grinded.

If the Happiness Tree is not a big pot, but we water too much, causing problems with the roots of the Happiness Tree, we should prune the roots of the Happiness Tree, soak it in carbendazim, and then put it in the pot. In this case, there is a problem with the roots of the Happiness Tree, and the branches of the Happiness Tree need to be pruned. Otherwise, it is not conducive to the whole picture of the Tree of Happiness.

Because when changing pots, the main thing is to prune rotten roots and long roots, and replant them, so as not to forget that the roots are all gathered together, if the roots absorb nutrients and water after overlapping, they will be affected, and it is easy to induce root rot.

The reason why we prune branches is because the happy tree will hurt the roots when repotting, affecting the absorption of water and nutrients. Pruning the branches of the happy tree is mainly to reduce the nutrient and water consumption of the happy tree itself, which is more conducive to delaying the success of the sapling, so the probability of delaying the sapling is very high. Camouflage increases the survival rate of the Happiness Tree.

But pruning should also be the main method, don't cut it casually, just remove the branches. Under normal circumstances, happy trees are generally pruned during repotting. And mainly pruning roots and branches.

When changing the pot of the happy tree, we must choose the good soil, what kind of soil can we use for the happy tree? Personally, I recommend using nutrient soil plus garden soil humus soil, soil organic fertilizer mixed into such a soil blending method. Half of the nutrient soil is accounted for, and half of the other materials are used, so that the happy tree takes root quickly and the seedlings are fast, mainly because the maintenance in the later stage is relatively simple.

Pruning and repotting of the Happy Tree cannot be done at the same time, and if it is carried out at the same time, it will be difficult for the Happy Tree to survive.

Yes. Because the vitality of the Happiness Tree is very tenacious, it can continue to grow even when it is repotted.

1. Dry to reduce water and nutrient consumption

Cutting off the dry trunk can play a role in conserving water and nutrients, but to what extent, and which position is more appropriate? Generally, you can use a knife to cut through the bark to inspect the dry part of the trunk, find the green and yellow parts, and then cut off all the dry parts of the upper part.

After the dry trunk is removed, the wound needs to be treated as necessary, such as sealing the wound with paraffin, which can reduce the loss of water from the wound site and also avoid wound infection.

2. Prepare mixed potting soil to be more conducive to the rooting and survival of plants

After the trunk is cut off, we repot it. However, when changing pots, be careful not to damage the root system of the plants. The soil used in the pot is also more important, and some pot friends say that peat soil is used.

However, it is not appropriate to use peat soil alone, mixed soil should be used, and it is recommended to use peat soil, river sand, and garden soil according to a certain proportion.

3. Avoid watering thoroughly and fix the root by watering a small amount of watering

The dried tree is replanted in a new pot that is one size larger. Usually, after potting potted plants, they should be watered in time to fix the roots. However, for the happy tree, it is generally enough to use a little water to water it after changing the pot.

Just do not water thoroughly, and the water temperature should be as consistent as possible with room temperature, not too much temperature difference, otherwise it will affect the vitality of the root system of the plant. After the first small amount of water after the potting (note that it is not watered thoroughly), do not water it again for a short time.

Because the vitality of the root system of the happy tree that has just been repotted is very poor, and it has not yet grown new roots, the ability of the roots to absorb is limited. If you water too much at this time, it is easy to inhibit the breathing of the roots, and suffocation may occur.

4. Place the seedlings in a warm place that can receive scattered light

The next thing we need to do is to place the repotted happy tree in a warm place that can receive scattered light. Generally, the temperature can be controlled above 20 °C, because the happy tree prefers a warm growth environment, so it is more appropriate to provide scattered light at this time, which is more conducive to the formation of transpiration tension of the trunk.

5. Water in time to avoid the potting soil being too dry and affecting the survival

For the second watering, it is usually necessary to wait for the potting soil to dry out and crack for a while. And this time, the watering of the royal year can not be as small as the first watering Hanyuan, but must be watered thoroughly until the water at the bottom of the basin water outlet flows out. In this way, it can be ensured that the happiness tree can be successfully dismantled and maintained in good condition after repotting.

The best time to repot a happy tree is at the end of December.

To do the following:

First of all, before changing the pot, you should water the happy tree with enough water, and fix the potting soil to facilitate the separation of the tree from the pot. Then take out the tree and the soil and transplant it into another large pot that has been prepared in advance, and then fill the surrounding area with full use.

Secondly, the first watering after repotting must be watered sufficiently. After repotting, it is necessary to pay attention to the use of loose soil rich in organic matter, that is, garden soil, humus soil, decomposed organic fertilizer, and river sand mixed soil, and the soil should also have good drainage.

After that, place the replaced happiness tree in a cool place for about 4 days, and give about an hour of light every day. Wait for the leaves to stretch and open before proceeding with your usual care.

Finally, the yellow leaves are removed during the growth period to ensure the growth of healthy leaves, and new shoots can also be cut off to promote faster growth.

If the leaves are severely yellowed, the roots can be dug out and exposed, then diluted with potassium permanganate and sprinkled on the roots.

First of all, when changing the pot of the happy tree, it is necessary to pay attention to the time to choose noon, and do not affect the roots when taking the soil.

Secondly, pay attention to put it in a cool place after changing the pot, and do not bask in the sun.

Finally, it is important to pay attention to the first watering, so it is necessary to water thoroughly and infiltrate the roots to facilitate future growth.

Pay attention to the removal of yellow leaves, and pick them when you see them, and do not leave them behind, so as not to stain other leaves.

It is not so easy to repot a large happiness tree potted plant, because its plants are relatively large, and repotting will be a relatively large workload, and there are certain requirements for external environmental conditions.

The Happiness Tree likes temperature, so it needs to be repotted at a warmer time. Proper growing conditions can motivate it to pot as soon as possible and continue to thrive after adapting to the new environment. In terms of temperature, autumn is generally more suitable.

In autumn, the weather is high and cool, and the growing environment is relatively comfortable.

In the case of a large happiness tree, it will grow two to three layers of branches and leaves from the top basically every year, and its root system will become more lush and stretch more. If you don't change the larger pot in time, then its roots will not be able to stretch out as much as possible in the old banquet clear pots, and the new root system will not be able to germinate and grow. This will lead to a decrease in its absorption capacity, and there will be no way to maintain the nutrients required for plant growth in a timely manner.

Over time, the growth of the plant will be severely hindered, new branches and leaves will not grow, and the old branches and leaves will gradually turn yellow. Therefore, it is necessary to change the soil and repot in time to ensure the suitable growth environment.

The Happiness Tree prefers light and is suitable for growing in a warm environment. The outdoor light is usually more abundant than the indoors, so the Happy Tree can be placed outdoors, but it cannot be allowed to receive light for a long time, and it can be maintained in a place with scattered light. In addition, it needs to be shaded in the summer, and it needs to be moved indoors in the winter.

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