It's time for your plants to change their pots in another year's pot-changing season.

"after continuous development and growth, the potted flowers are vigorous and tall, and their roots continue to grow toward the basin wall, making the original pot look smaller and smaller. Every one to two years, the nutrients in the basin are almost exhausted, the roots of the plant show signs of aging, and the leaves gradually become yellow and thinner due to lack of nutrient supply. At this time, consideration should be given to turning the pot and changing soil.

Turning the basin and changing the soil can generally be carried out in spring or autumn, and it is generally not watered a few days before turning the basin. After the basin soil is semi-dry, if the basin soil is too wet, the excessive viscosity between the basin wall and the soil is not conducive to the soil ball protruding, and the lack of water affects the growth of the plant.

These plants must be changed:

one

Asparagus asparagus

After a summer, you often water, or there are paving stones on the surface of the soil, so you won't find anything, but put aside these, once the soil dries a little bit, you will find that it is cracked, which means that the basic consumption of nutrients is almost enough! What are you waiting for if you don't change the basin?

two

Gentleman orchid

The root system of Cymbidium is complex. In order to meet its growth needs, it is necessary to change the pot every autumn. Especially the big trees, otherwise it is easy to clip the phenomenon.

03

Succulent plant

Originally a small one, there is little soil, long-term watering, there are no nutrients in the soil very quickly. Changing soil in time is more conducive to succulent growth, and a small pot doesn't take long.

four

Hanging orchid

The root system of Cymbidium grows very fast, so change the soil in time every year, change the big basin, give the orchid enough growth space.

Matters needing attention for changing basin:

1. When changing pots, plant roots should carry as much soil as possible to avoid bare roots; this is because transplanting with soil is easier to survive than transplanting with bare roots.

2. When changing pots, if the original flowerpot is a soft plastic pot (or paper cup), it is recommended to cut it so that it will not hurt the root system of the plant.

3. Do not change the basin continuously in a short period of time. For general plants, the interval between the two changes should be at least half a year or even longer; but for plants in seedling breeding, there are special circumstances, depending on the growth of the seedlings, the seedlings can be changed after a circle of growth. this can be changed frequently.

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