How big pot can clematis P9 be exchanged?

When clematis grows, the most vigorous growth period is in spring and autumn, and spring is the time when it begins to germinate, so it is best to change pots in spring.

Clematis in the pot change, first of all, the plant is taken out, when taking the plant, sometimes it will be more difficult, you can first gently along the pot around the knock knock, this will help the pot and plant separation, pay attention not to hurt the soil and roots when depotting.

The original soil can be retained, and of course, it is also possible to replace it with new soil. Pat the soil loose and prune it if the roots are long.

When changing pots, you can decide whether you need to change to a larger pot according to the growth of the plant, after choosing a pot, fill in the new soil, you can use garden soil plus peat soil, plant ash, pay attention to keep the soil breathable, it is best to add a little base fertilizer. Relax the roots of clematis, put them in a pot, and fill them with soil.

After repotting, pour the clematis once with water and put it in a cool place to slow down.

Clematis should pay attention to the soil when changing pots, the soil should ensure air permeability and drainage, adding stones or tiles can reduce the probability of water accumulation, and in addition, it is necessary to make the soil fertile.

After clematis is repotted, it is necessary to pay attention to the maintenance during the seedling period, pay attention to watering enough water in the first few months after planting, and pay attention to drainage. When the branches are fragile, it is necessary to pay attention to fixation.

1. Repotting time: Clematis repotting is usually carried out in spring or autumn. Because the climate and environment of these two seasons are very suitable, changing pots will cause little damage to clematis, and it can also promote it to adapt to the new environment as soon as possible and resume normal growth.

It is probably between February and April and September and October. Try to avoid summer and winter when changing pots, it is easy to be infected with bacteria in the high temperature environment in summer, and the temperature is too low in winter, which is very harmful to clematis.

2. Depotting and root trimming: It is best to cut off the water in advance for clematis that are ready to be repotted, so as to facilitate depotting and reduce damage to the root system. After depotting, shake off the soil, clean it and prune the roots.

It is mainly to prune off rotten roots, dead roots, and old roots, so that it can better absorb fertilizer and water in the later stage, which is beneficial to the overall growth. It is best to disinfect and dry the roots after pruning, and then plant them in the soil after the wounds are dried. If you want to repot a new plant, you can also leave the roots uncultivated.

3. Prepare potting soil: The growth rate of clematis is relatively fast, and the slightly larger pots should be replaced, and the soil should also be prepared with new ones. It is necessary to ensure that the soil is soft, breathable, and has good drainage, and it is recommended to mix humus, river sand, base fertilizer, etc. in the garden soil, and the prepared soil is first exposed to strong light for disinfection, and then put it into a pot for later use.

4. Potted planting: When planting, ensure that the root system of clematis is extended, and after planting, the surrounding soil should be compacted and filled with potting soil, which is about eight points full. Immediately after planting, it needs to be watered thoroughly to allow the roots to be tightly bound to the soil, so that they can adapt to the new environment as soon as possible and resume normal growth.

After planting, it should be given a certain amount of time to slow down the seedlings, first put the clematis in a cool, well-ventilated environment, and then resume management when the branches and leaves stretch or begin to germinate new leaves, bask in the sun more, strengthen fertilizer and water, and promote vigorous growth.

Clematis should be repotted once every few years, and the repotting time is generally selected in spring, when the clematis is potted, and the clematis adapts to the environment relatively quickly. For different seedling sizes, the size of the pots selected should match each other. The quality of the potting soil ensures high nutrition and quality, and it is necessary to do a good job of slowing the pot for 1 2 weeks after changing the pot, and water the root water to moisturize.