Growing flowers won't change pots. Your flowers will have to die.

Flowers will not change pots, your flowers can only wait for death!

One, change pots.

Changing pots is often referred to as turning pots. Move the potted plants to another pot. Changing pots is one of the important measures to raise flowers. Many flower lovers often ignore this and think that there is no need to replace the pot, which is not the case. The basin change requirements usually have the following conditions:

The longer the potted plant grows, the bigger the original flowerpot cannot meet the needs of flower growth and development, and must be replaced with a large flowerpot.

During the growth of flowers and trees, the roots continuously absorb nutrients from the soil. With frequent watering and rain, organic fertilizers in the potted soil gradually leak and decrease, resulting in compaction and deterioration of shrubs and soil permeability (i.e. lack of nutrients in potted plants and soil). It is not conducive to the continuous growth and development of flowers and trees, and it is necessary to replace the cultivation soil.

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

Annual grass flowers grow rapidly, generally from seedling stage to flowering stage 2-4 times for pots. Multiple pot changes promote plant robustness and delayed flowering. The last time you change pots is called "planting." Perennial flowers (perennial herbs, such as green cherries, spider plants, etc.) are replaced once a year, and woody flowers are replaced every 2 - 3 years.

Perennial and woody flower replacement times usually occur 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 surface moisture evaporation is less, and the effect after changing pots is smaller.

If greenhouse conditions are appropriate and managed properly, pot changes can be made throughout the year, but they cannot be changed at flowering or flower formation, otherwise flowering will be affected.

When changing pots, lift flowers and plants from the pots and scrape old soil around the roots with bamboo to remove about 1/3 or 1/2 of the old roots, curly roots and poorly growing roots near the edges of the pot. Trim correctly with scissors. Perennial flowers can be used in combination with ramets.

For one or two years of grass flowers, change pots, soil mass can only be slightly removed on the surface, generally do not make any treatment, but pay attention not to let the soil crack when planting. After treatment, larger potted plants were used according to the procedure described above. If you are still using the original pot, give it a new soil that adds nutrients. If potted plants are not suitable for pot replacement, you can dig out the old soil on the surface of the pot and replace it with new soil, which can also achieve the effect of pot replacement.

After changing pots, water must be poured so that the roots of flowers and trees are closely connected to the soil. After that, the roots should not be overwatered. After replacing the pots, most of the roots were injured and the water absorption rate decreased. Overwatering, especially when pruning roots. The roots rot easily; as new roots grow, the water content can be gradually increased.

However, it is impossible to dry the soil when changing pots, otherwise it is easy to die after pot replacement. After changing pots, to reduce foliar evaporation, leave pots in the shade for a few days, then gradually see light, and then place them in a sunny place.