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Growing flowers at home is different from nursery. If potted plants are cultivated for too long, soil hardening and nutrient deficiency will occur, which will lead to slow growth and even death of potted plants. In order to better plant potted flowers, it is suggested to change pots and turn over the soil once every two years or so, which can not only supplement soil nutrients in pots, but also promote the growth of potted plants. In addition, when changing pots, the roots of seedlings can be pruned, which can also stimulate the further development and growth of their roots. So, how to change pots and turn over the soil for flowers and plants correctly? Teach you this method to ensure that plants grow bright and beautiful!

The best time to change the pot:

From the industry, the best time for ordinary flower seedlings to change pots is about 7 days before and after the vernal equinox. For the south, it can be done before and after Tomb-Sweeping Day. For the majority of flower lovers, there is no need to be so strict, as long as it is warmer in spring. In addition, the time for changing pots should also be selected according to the growth habits and germination of flowers and plants. Generally, you can change pots and turn pots when new buds begin to sprout.

It should be noted that as far as possible, do not change pots in the peak season of flowers and plants, which will easily make them miss the growth period and cause serious consequences, and do not change pots in the high temperature in midsummer to avoid their death. In addition, it is best not to change pots for flowers that are growing slowly when they are just bought home, because at this time the plants are fragile and the roots have not recovered, and changing pots is easy to cause secondary damage.

Operation method of changing basin:

1, insert the pot soil as far as possible along the edge of the pot with a shovel, and after a week along the pot, gently shake the flowerpot and the plant to separate them from each other, and take out the plant. If the original flowerpot is made of soft materials and is no longer used, it can be completely cut to avoid root damage. When taking out the plant, try to bring more soil to its roots to avoid the bare roots. The survival rate of changing pots with soil is much higher than that of bare roots.

2. Prune the roots of flowers and remove the rotten old roots to prevent them from competing with the new roots for nutrients. At the same time, the plants should be pruned and the weak branches and leaves should be cut off. If the flowers are too weak, they can be pruned greatly to promote the germination of new robust branches.

Then you can plant the pruned plants in a new flowerpot, add new soil and fix them. Of course, it is best to use rooting powder for new planting, which can promote the germination of new roots. The selection of flowerpots and the configuration of new soil will be explained to you in subsequent articles.

4. Stop water and water about three days before changing pots. Too wet soil is not conducive to changing pots. After changing pots, you need to water them immediately, and pay attention to keep the ventilation unobstructed to adapt to the new environment.

Matters needing attention after changing the pot:

It is best to change pots at about 20 degrees to ensure the smooth recovery of flowers. After changing pots, fully water the flowers, and then put them in a place with suitable temperature and good ventilation. In case of high temperature, rainy season and cold weather, the newly changed flowers and plants must be moved indoors for maintenance.

After changing pots, the roots of flowers are usually damaged weakly, and the ability of roots to absorb nutrients is not high. Within two weeks after changing pots, it is best not to fertilize or prune, so that the new leaves of flowers can grow freely, so that the roots of flowers can be more powerful.