When can I fertilize the monstera after it is replanted?

After the cuttings are alive, we can transplant them into pots, and after 15 days, we can top dress.

When the turtle back bamboo cuttings, most of them will use sand to cut the cuttings, and after the cuttings are alive, we can transplant the monstera back bamboo into a pot. When transplanting monstera into pots, we can use the transplanting method with soil balls. After transplanting the monstera, we can water the monstera thoroughly and put it in a semi-shaded environment for maintenance, and after 5 to 7 days, it can be maintained normally.

Then after 15 days of growth, we can fertilize the monstera.

After the cuttings are alive, they need to be planted in different pots, and fertilizer can be applied after about two weeks. During the growth period, fertilization is generally applied twice a month from April to September, and dilute liquid fertilizer is used diluted cake fertilizer water, or animal and plant manure.

It would be better to fertilize it again after about a day, because it will make it more effective, and then it will also make it live longer.

Its growth period is from June to October, the growth period of monstera needs a lot of nutrients, especially when the growth is the most vigorous, it should be fertilized once every two weeks, which can promote the growth of branches and leaves and the number of growth of monstera, this fertilization method continues until the end of mid-October.

In the process of fertilization, we should pay attention to the concentration of fertilization, and it is better to become light fertilizer than to be too concentrated, otherwise it is easy to burn its roots, resulting in yellowing and falling off of branches and leaves.

When fertilizing, be careful not to splash the fertilizer on the branches and leaves, which can avoid injury to the leaves and continue to maintain its ornamental value.

The fertilizer applied must be fermented and rotted, and the fertilizer must not be raw.

In daily maintenance, you can also use the milk left in the bottle and the egg white left in the eggshell of the beaten egg to water the plant, which is not wrong with natural fertilizer, but it must be mixed with water when using it before watering the plant.

1. Spring fertilization. Although many people know how to fertilize the monstera, the fertilization method of the monstera is different every season, and the temperature rises in the spring and there is more rain, but the temperature is still relatively low in early spring. If the temperature of the air belt does not reach more than 26 degrees, then do not fertilize the monstera, when the temperature is suitable, you can apply a small amount of urea or a small amount of special fertilizer for flowers once a week, which can make it grow well.

2. Fertilization in summer. In summer, when the growth is vigorous, the demand for fertilizer is relatively large, but it should be noted that when the temperature exceeds 30 degrees, the fertilization should be stopped, otherwise it may be counterproductive. In addition, it is also necessary to use some cooling and humidification facilities to avoid damage to the monstera due to high temperatures, and also pay attention to moving it to indoor ventilation for maintenance to avoid death from strong light exposure.

3. Fertilization in autumn. The temperature gradually cools down in autumn, which avoids the damage of low temperature and high temperature to Monstera, which is the most suitable period for the growth of Monstera, when the temperature is 16-30 degrees, you can appropriately increase the frequency of fertilization to promote the growth of Monstera. Fertilizer is still a flower special fertilizer-based, you can add some urea or potassium dihydrogen phosphate appropriately, the frequency of fertilization can be increased to 3-4 times a week, but pay attention to the fertilizer concentration, the principle of thin fertilizer diligent application, if the direct use of thick fertilizer, may cause fertilizer damage, cause yellowing of leaves, and cause plant death in serious cases.

4. Fertilization in winter. In winter, the temperature is generally low, when the temperature is generally below 16 degrees, when the plant enters the dormant period. The root system basically stops moving, so it is necessary to stop fertilizing the monstera at this time.

During the day, it should be placed in a sunny place to be maintained, so that it can be exposed to more sunlight, and at night, it should be moved to a greenhouse without maintenance, so as to avoid low temperature frostbite.

The leaves of the monstera cannot be inserted.

Monstera is usually propagated by cuttings. Cuttings are mostly carried out in spring after the temperature rises in April. Generally, stem segments with 2-3 nodes can be cut as cuttings, and aerial roots can be cut off, with or without leaves.

After inserting the sand bed, pay attention to keeping the soil moist, and at a temperature of 20, it can take root and sprout in about 1-2 months. You can also cut off the whole section of the stem, remove the buried leaves, lie horizontally in the pot, cover half of the soil to take root and sprout, and then cut small sections with roots and buds, and then plant in the pot.

Phosphorus, potash fertilizers. These two fertilizers are very suitable for monstera, and phosphate fertilizer is also called fruit fertilizer, which can make the plant grow stronger and healthier; Potassium fertilizer is also called root fertilizer, as its name suggests, can make the roots of plants grow stronger, avoid lodging and other situations, and can also increase the defense of plants, reduce the invasion of pests and diseases, increase the cold resistance of plants, and the roots of plants are healthy and strong, so as to better absorb nutrients and water to supply the upper part of the plant.

Many friends say that nitrogen fertilizer is also very suitable, yes, nitrogen fertilizer is very suitable for foliage plants, it can make the leaf color of plants more intense, and can make plants more lush, but if used improperly, it is easy to cause plants to grow, and in serious cases, plants will easily suffer from the invasion of pests and diseases. For monstera, nitrogen fertilizer is not suitable for it.

The application period of phosphorus fertilizer is the late growth stage of the plant, and it can also be directly buried in the potting soil when the plant is changed in spring every year. The application period of potassium fertilizer starts from the time when the small shoots are sent out after sowing, and the new shoots grow and the seedlings are planted. Phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are also indispensable in the maintenance of plants in the later stage.

1. When fertilizing monstera, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer can be applied. Phosphate fertilizer, also known as fruit fertilizer, can make plants grow thicker and healthier. Potash, also known as root fertilizer, is as the name suggests, allowing the roots of plants to grow stronger and avoid lodging.

2. Potassium fertilizer can also increase the defense of plants, reduce the invasion of pests and diseases, increase the cold resistance of plants, and the roots of plants can be healthy and strong, so as to better absorb nutrients and water to supply the upper part of the plant.

3. As a nitrogen fertilizer, it is very suitable for foliage plants, which can make the leaf color of monstera more intense and grow more lush. However, if you don't fertilize properly, it can cause plants to grow and even make them vulnerable to pests and diseases. Therefore, under normal circumstances, nitrogen fertilizer is not suitable for selling collapsed cores.

4. The application period of phosphate fertilizer is the late growth stage of the plant, and it can also be directly buried in the potting soil when the plant is changed in spring every year; The application period of potassium fertilizer starts from the time when the small shoots are sent out after sowing, and the new shoots grow and the seedlings are planted in the middle of the shoots. Phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are also indispensable in the maintenance of plants in the later stage.