How to change the pots of flowers in the process of growing flowers?

In late spring and early summer, it is a concentrated stage to change pots for potted flowers. Some flower growers affect the subsequent growth of the plant because of the wrong method during operation, so it is necessary to know the correct way to change the box of flowers.

Two days before you are ready to change the pot, pour some thin fat water on the flowers that need to change the pot. In this way, the plant is easy to knock out from the flowerpot, and the time of slowing down the seedling is greatly shortened. After that, prepare the flowerpot, base fertilizer, cultivation soil and so on one after another. When changing the pot, the left hand holds the pot soil, and the right hand supports the bottom of the pot to turn the pot over and gently knock on the edge of the pot on the slabs or steps, and change the position according to the situation, so that the clod can be taken out of the pot.

If the surface of the dirt is covered with old roots, use a sharp knife to cut off some of it properly, and cut off part of the shoulder soil and foot soil. Do not break up the soil dunes during the whole operation. Put a thin layer of cultivated soil in the prepared flowerpot and a small amount of base fertilizer. Cover the base fertilizer with some cultivated soil and put the trimmed Shituo into the flowerpot to straighten it and fill it with cultivated soil. Pay attention to leave a few centimeters of space on the surface of the pot on the edge of the flowerpot so that it can be watered later. Therefore, it is appropriate to add it slightly higher than the surface of the soil when filling the cultivated soil. Then water the flowers that have just changed their pots.

Be sure to put the flowerpot in a place that is not in the way and suitable for flowers to slow down before watering. Because the flowerpot is moved immediately after watering, it is inconvenient to move the box soil with more water, and the second is that moving the pot will make the cultivated soil leak out from the bottom hole of the flowerpot, thus causing unnecessary trouble.