How to water the magnolia after changing the basin

After changing the basin, the gentleman orchid should also pay attention to the usual maintenance. When changing the basin, put the root outside to dry for about 2 days. There is no need for timely watering after changing the basin. If there is no drying, it is best to spray water on the leaves after changing the basin. Do not make water flow into the leaf core. After that, you can keep the watering principle of seeing dry and wet.

I. watering method of Magnolia after changing pots

The proper change of pots can help the growth of roots, and daily care should also be paid to after changing pots. In general, it is best not to water them in time after changing pots, but only after the basin soil is dry, and the amount of water can not be too much. It can be watered thoroughly at one time to avoid causing rotting roots.

If you change the basin, put the root of the orchid outside for about 1-2 days to dry, then the basin should be watered in time. If the root is not dried, spray water to the leaves when changing the basin, be careful not to spray too much, and do not spray to the leaf core. If you are not careful, use washing cotton to absorb the water into the leaf core.

Points for attention after changing pots of Magnolia 1. Pruning treatment

As the root system of the gentleman orchid is relatively strong, it should be combined with pruning when changing the basin, cut off the rotten roots on the old roots, disinfect them with an appropriate amount of chlorothalonil, and put the cut roots in a cool and ventilated place to dry. Add an appropriate amount of perlite or sand to the bottom of the basin before changing the basin.

2. Environmental management

Gentleman orchid is more sensitive to the change of light, put it in a sunny place immediately after changing the basin, it is best not to put it in the place where the indoor air is not smooth, it should be put in the outdoor ventilated and breathable scattered sunlight place, probably after drying for a day, it can be moved to the room, and then add an appropriate amount of rotten bark or ceramsite in the basin soil.