Growing flowers won't change pots. You'll just have to wait for your flowers to die and see what other people do with them.

Growing flowers will not change pots, your flowers can only wait to die! See how others deal with changing pots!

First, change the basin.

Changing the basin is often called turning the basin. Change the potted plants to another pot. Changing pots is one of the important measures to raise flowers well. Many flower lovers often ignore this point and think that there is no need to change flowerpots, but this is not the case. Changing the basin usually requires the following conditions:

As the potted plant grows bigger and bigger, the original flowerpot can not meet the needs of the growth and development of flowers and trees, so it must be replaced by a large flowerpot.

(2) during the growth of flowers and trees, the roots continuously absorb nutrients in the soil, coupled with frequent watering and rain, the organic fertilizer in the potted soil gradually leaks and decreases, resulting in the compaction and metamorphic permeability of shrubs and soil (that is, lack of nutrients in pots and soil). It is not conducive to the sustainable growth and development of flowers and trees, so it is necessary to change the culture soil.

3 flowers and trees are sick or have insect pests and need to be replaced immediately.

Annual grass flowers grow rapidly and generally change pots 2-4 times from seedling stage to flowering stage. Changing pots many times can promote the robustness of plants and delay flowering. The last time the basin is changed is called "planting". Perennial flowers (perennial herbs, such as green cherries, spiders, etc.) are replaced every year, and woody flowers are replaced every 2-3 years.

The replacement of perennial and woody flowers usually occurs before autumn growth stops or early spring begins. Evergreen flowers can also change during the rainy season. Therefore, when the air humidity is higher, the leaf water evaporation is less, and the effect is smaller after changing the basin.

If the greenhouse conditions are appropriate and managed properly, the pot change can be changed throughout the year, but it cannot be changed during flowering or flower formation, otherwise the flowering period will be affected.

When changing the pot, lift the flowers and plants out of the pot and scrape off the old soil around the roots with bamboo to remove about 1 big 3 or 1 big 2 old roots, curled roots and poorly growing roots near the edge of the pot. Trim it correctly with scissors. Perennial flowers can be used in combination with ramet.

For a year or two of grass flowers, change the pot, the soil can only be slightly removed from the surface, generally do not make any treatment, but be careful not to let the soil break when planting. After treatment, use larger potted plants in accordance with the above operating procedures. If you still use the original flowerpot, give it a new soil and add nutrition. If the pot is not suitable for changing the pot, the old soil on the surface of the pot can be dug up and replaced with new soil, and the effect of changing the basin can also be achieved.

After changing the basin, it must be watered so that the roots of flowers and trees are closely connected with the soil. After that, the roots should not be overwatered. After changing the basin, most of the roots were injured and the water absorption decreased. Especially when trimming the roots, there is too much water. It is easy to rot in the roots; after the new roots grow, the amount of water can be increased gradually.

However, it is impossible to dry the soil when changing the basin, otherwise it is easy to die after the basin is changed. After changing the basin, in order to reduce leaf evaporation, place the basin in the shade for a few days, then gradually see the light, and then put it in a sunny place.