Can duck paw wood change pots and hurt roots to live? What do you think?

You can't live, because the roots are very important to a plant, and if you hurt a root, then the plant will die, and this is also a great rule in the biological world.

This is a very normal phenomenon, this is what I think is normal, and the chances of survival are not very great.

Yes, proper watering and fertilization of this plant after repotting, and regular management, can ensure the growth of roots.

1. The duck palm wood can take root after 20 days after repotting.

2. If the duck's foot wood is repotted with the original soil and the root system has not been pruned, it will be potted in about 7-10 days. If the bare root is repotted or the root system is pruned and then repotted, the potting period will be extended to about 20-30 days.

3. But if you want to change the soil for the duck's foot wood, you should pot it with bare roots when you repot it. In the process of repotting, we will clean or prune the root system, and when repotting, we should use fast-acting fertilizer appropriately, and then cut off part of its leaves, which will serve the pot faster.

4. If it is infected with disease or stagnant water, the root system should be pruned when changing pots. Because the root system is injured, it will be potted for a longer time, and it often takes about 1 month to fully pot.

Generally, the duck palm wood that grows for about 1 2 years does not need to be pruned when changing the pot, if the root has a rotten phenomenon, all the rotten places need to be pruned off, and then planted after soaking potassium permanganate, if the root system of the duck palm wood that grows for more than 3 years is relatively large, the root needs to be cut short by 3 5 cm in length, and then planted.

There are a lot of precautions when changing the pot, so do you need to cut the roots of the duck palm wood when changing the pot, usually you don't need to cut the roots, you can plant it directly, but if you find that the roots are rotten, you need to prune off all the rotten places to prevent the further spread of rot, and then dilute and soak the planting with potassium permanganate solution.

When the duck palm wood grows for about 1 year, it is possible to change the pot, you can not cut the roots, at this time the root system is short, if it is pruned off, it will affect the growth of the duck palm wood, but if it is more than 3 years of growth of the duck palm wood, the root system is relatively large and spreads around, then you can cut the root short by 3 5 cm in length.

When changing pots, it is best to soak the roots in carbendazim solution for 30 minutes, and you can also use plant ash, which also has the effect of disinfection and sterilization, so that the occurrence of diseases can also be reduced in the process of later maintenance, and the root system can even be promoted, and the duck palm wood will grow more robust.

Duck palm wood needs to go through the stage of adaptation after changing the pot, at this time there is no need for too much watering, the selected culture medium is best consistent with the previous one, otherwise there will be a phenomenon of not accepting the pot, during which direct sunlight should be avoided, and the time of relaxation can be reduced in a cool and ventilated environment.

Generally, the duck palm wood that grows for about 1 2 years does not need to be pruned when changing the pot, if the root has a rotten phenomenon, all the rotten places need to be pruned off, and then planted after soaking potassium permanganate, if the root system of the duck palm wood that grows for more than 3 years is relatively large, the root needs to be cut short by 3 5 cm in length, and then planted.

Duck palm wood needs to be pruned for more than 3 years.

There are a lot of precautions when changing the pot, so do you need to cut the roots of the duck palm wood when changing the pot, usually you don't need to cut the roots, you can plant it directly, but if you find that the roots are rotten, you need to prune off all the rotten places to prevent the further spread of rot, and then dilute and soak the planting with potassium permanganate solution.

When the duck palm wood grows for about 1 year, it is possible to change the pot, you can not cut the roots, at this time the root system is short, if it is pruned off, it will affect the growth of the duck palm wood, but if it is more than 3 years of growth of the duck palm wood, the root system is relatively large and spreads around, then you can cut the root short by 3 5 cm in length.

When changing pots, it is best to soak the roots in carbendazim solution for 30 minutes, and you can also use plant ash, which also has the effect of disinfection and sterilization, so that the occurrence of diseases can also be reduced in the process of later maintenance, and the root system can even be promoted, and the duck palm wood will grow more robust.

Duck palm wood needs to go through the stage of adaptation after changing the pot, at this time there is no need for too much watering, the selected culture medium is best consistent with the previous one, otherwise there will be a phenomenon of not accepting the pot, during which direct sunlight should be avoided, and the time of relaxation can be reduced in a cool and ventilated environment.

After changing the pot, the duck palm wood does not grow long in winter. Winter is the dormant period of goosefoot firewood, it is best not to change the pot at this time, because it will inevitably hurt its root system when changing the pot, its growth rate is slow after changing the pot, the root system will be difficult to recover, and the pot change is best carried out in the spring.

Morphological characteristics. Evergreen tree or shrub, twigs, leaves, inflorescences, calyx densely pubescent when young, posterior hairs gradually shedding, compound leaves with 6 to 9 leaflets, leaflets papery to thick papery, oblong-lanceolate, 5 to 12 cm long, 3 to 5 cm wide, several sparsely serrated at the whole margin or apex, umbel-shaped inflorescence at the whole margin.

Duck foot wood, cuttings from November to February of the following year, can be excavated on the stump of the seedling potted plant, placed in the shade and ventilation, normal seedlings grow rapidly, in order to adapt to the bonsai modeling, to reasonable pruning, thinning buds, in order to show the beautiful characteristics, duck foot tree is a shade-tolerant evergreen plant, avoid direct sunlight, both light, and should avoid sharp changes in light.

If it is changed from a small pot to a large pot, the soil ball of the root does not move or moves very little, it is not affected by the season, and it can also be changed in summer, but after the change, it should be watered with enough root water, but if it is to remove all the old soil and replace it with new soil, it needs to be most suitable in late winter and early spring.

If it is changed from a small pot to a large pot, the soil ball of the root does not move or moves very little, it is not affected by the season, and it can also be changed in summer, but after the change, it should be watered with enough water to fix the roots, but if you want to remove all the old soil and replace it with new soil, it needs to be the most suitable in late winter and early spring.

How to change the pot of duck paw wood.

If you want to change the pot, you must first choose a humus-rich culture soil and put it in a Zhaoqiao pot for later use, and do not water it for a few days in advance to dry the soil, and then depot the plant.

During the repotting process, it is necessary to carefully protect its roots to prevent injury, prune the root system after removing the old soil, remove the old roots and rotten roots, and put them in a cool place to dry. Then sterilize with a disinfectant. After re-potting, put it in a cool place to serve the pot, and carry out normal maintenance after slowing down the seedlings.

Precautions for changing potting duck palms.

1. The frequency of repotting is mainly based on the size of the duck palm wood plant and the season at that time.

2. It is best to choose the time to replace the soil of the pot in spring and autumn, because the growth of the duck palm wood at this time is vigorous, and the environment will not change because of the soil change, which will affect the growth of the plant.

1. After the duck palm wood rots roots, it needs to be unpotted immediately and the plant should be taken out of the pot, and the roots should be avoided in the process. Remove part of the old soil and trim off the rotten roots with sterilized scissors.

2. Then soak in carbendazim solution for disinfection. Prepare new pots and new soil, plant the plants in them, and put them in a cool and ventilated place for slow seedling.

Hello landlord, it is recommended to check the pot first, if the pot bottom hole does not see the roots drilled out, and the soil surface does not have the root system exposed, it is recommended not to change the pot. If you change the pot now, it will soon be winter, and the flowers are not good for winter, so it is best to change the pot in spring.

Cultivation technology] potted goosefoot firewood is commonly used in 15 20 cm pots, and the bottom of the pot is more cushioned with broken tiles or broken bricks to facilitate drainage. During the growing period, fertilize once every half month or use"Huiyou"20 8 20 Four seasons with high nitrate potassium fertilizer. In summer, it needs to be shaded with 70% shade netting, and in winter, it is not required to shade it.

When germinating long branches, attention should be paid to shaping and pruning. The young plants are thinned and lightly pruned, and the modeling is the main thing. When the body size of the old plant is too large, re-shear adjustment is carried out.

Young plants are repotted every spring, and adult plants are repotted once every 2 years.

Propagation by sowing seeds and cuttings. Sowing in spring, keep the potting soil moist, and the seedlings emerge in 2 3 weeks at a temperature of 20 25 weeks. When the seedlings are 5 7 cm high, they can be transplanted once and planted the following year.

Cuttings are also carried out in spring, 8 10 cm of annual branches are cut, the lower leaves are removed, and cuttings are placed on the bed soil made of river sand or vermiculite, which is kept warm and moisturized, and takes root at 25 hours 4 6 weeks.