Things to note when repotting clematis

Things to note when repotting clematis

The time for repotting clematis can be chosen in spring and autumn, with spring being the best. If there are special requirements and you choose winter, you must control the temperature. Its peak growth period is spring and autumn, and the temperature conditions in these two time periods are very mild, which is conducive to repotting operations.

1. When repotting, you should choose a flower pot according to the growth conditions. You can choose one that is slightly larger than the plant. The material should mainly be breathable. Clay pots or purple clay pots can be used.

2. For newly transplanted clematis, you can add stones and tiles as a waterproof layer to reduce the possibility of water accumulation and ensure that the roots are not submerged.

Key points for repotting clematis

1. Root pruning and drying

The roots of the clematis can retain some of the original soil, or they can be shaken off completely, cleaned and then properly trimmed to remove rotten, old and weak roots.

2. Watering

After repotting the clematis, you should pay attention to the care and maintenance of the seedlings. Water it thoroughly at one time after repotting. You should pay attention to repotting the clematis no matter what season it is. You should water it sufficiently a few months before and after repotting to help the plant remove from the pot without damaging it.

3. Soil

The cultivation of clematis requires the use of garden soil, peat soil, wood ash, river sand and base fertilizer. Be careful not to compact the soil too tightly and the air permeability must meet the standards.