When is the best time to repot the June Snow? Time to repot and pot maintenance

June snow repotting time

June snow needs to be repotted. If the original pot can no longer accommodate the plant, or the soil is compacted and lacks nutrients, it is necessary to repot it in time. It is usually done in March. It is best to choose a sunny morning in spring to repot it for the safest time.

How to repot the June Snow

1. Prepare the soil

To repot and change the soil for the June snow, you need to prepare clean flower pots and soil, and choose breathable flower pots. As for the soil, you can mix it with leaf mold, garden soil, and river sand. Adding a little base fertilizer can improve the fertility of the soil. After ensuring that the soil's air permeability, looseness, and drainage are up to standard, you can repot and transplant it.

2. Treat the plants

When taking out the June snow from the old flowerpot, be careful not to damage the plant. Clean the soil at the roots and check whether there are any roots that are rotten, deteriorated, or invaded by pests and diseases. Cut them off in time and let them air-dry in a cool and ventilated environment before repotting them.

3. Repotting and maintenance

When repotting the June Snow, you need to compact the new soil to allow the roots to fit tightly into the soil so that it can adapt to the pot faster. Then water it thoroughly once to ensure that the soil in the pot has good drainage. After it has adapted to the pot, you can maintain it normally.

Things to note when changing pots of June Snow

Don’t rush to expose the June Snow to the sun after repotting it. It is recommended to wait for the plant to fully adapt to the new cultivation environment in a cool and ventilated environment. It will take about a week to adapt to the pot, and then you can maintain it according to normal light, temperature, water and fertilizer.