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Time to repot Osmanthus fragrans

1. In order to grow better, Osmanthus fragrans needs to be repotted. Usually, the flower soil should be changed every two years. It is not necessary to change the soil frequently, but of course it cannot be done for too long.

2. The best time to repot Osmanthus fragrans is in early spring, specifically from February to March, because it has not yet sprouted and is more suitable for repotting.

How to repot Osmanthus fragrans

1. Choose pots and soil

Observe the size of the Osmanthus fragrans and prepare a larger flowerpot. Pay attention to the air permeability of the pot to reduce water accumulation. As for the flower soil, choose loose, fertile, and slightly acidic soil according to the preferences of the plant. Put it in the sun before use. This will kill the bacteria and insect eggs in the soil in advance.

2. Repotting

Move the Osmanthus fragrans out, shake off the soil outside the roots, trim off the old and rotten roots, and then place it in a cool, ventilated place to wait for the wounds to dry. After that, put new soil into the pot and place the plant in it, keeping the depth consistent with the original depth as much as possible, compact the soil, and water it thoroughly once.

Things to note when repotting Osmanthus fragrans

After repotting the Osmanthus fragrans, you need to place it in a relatively warm place with weaker light for maintenance. At this time, you need to control watering, try to keep the soil slightly dry, and stop fertilizing. After 5-7 days, it will be able to adapt to the new soil and pot, and then you can resume normal maintenance.