Can Monstera be repotted in summer? What should be paid attention to when repotting in summer?

Can Monstera be repotted in summer?

For Monstera, the pot cannot be changed in summer. The time of changing the pot is very important. If it is not a particularly suitable time, the climatic conditions will not be conducive to growth and changing the pot.

If the plant is forced to repot, it will only make it difficult for it to adapt and unable to grow normally, making it difficult to survive. The roots cannot penetrate deep into the soil, and the subsequent growth will also be affected. Repotting can be done in spring, when the temperature is just right. Repotting will cause less damage and will be more conducive to later recovery.

How to repot Monstera

When repotting Monstera, you need to choose a flower pot with good air permeability, and the soil should be fertile and soft garden soil as the new potting soil. When repotting, you need to cut off all the excess parts of the Monstera's dense roots.

This can help it avoid unnecessary nutrient loss. Then you can plant the Monstera in the prepared potting soil and wait for it to resume growth.

Things to note when repotting Monstera

1. You need to stop watering within a few days before repotting. You are not allowed to spray water. Keep the soil in the pot as dry as possible to facilitate the detachment of the roots. This will not easily damage the roots and can ensure subsequent growth and development.

2. Do not water immediately after repotting. The roots have not yet adapted, and sudden watering will damage the root system. You can wait for a few hours before watering. The amount of water should not be too much to avoid water accumulation in the pot.