How to divide pansies into pots so they can survive easily

When is the best time to divide pansies?

It is recommended to repot pansies in spring every year, specifically in March and April. The temperature is suitable at this time and the survival rate after planting is high.

The correct way to divide pansy pots

When repotting pansies, cut off some old roots, disinfect them, dry them in the sun, prepare a slightly larger pot, and make sure the soil is breathable and loose. Then you can plant them directly in the pot.

Division and repotting: Pansy division propagation is often carried out after flowering. Cut off the new branches with roots that sprout from the rhizome, disinfect and dry the wounds, and then plant them in new pots.

Things to note when transplanting pansy

After repotting the pansy, water it enough so that the roots of the flowers and trees are in close contact with the soil, but do not water it too much. If you water it too much, the roots will easily rot.

After the pansy is repotted, it will more or less wilt. Don't worry too much, it needs to be slowed down. Put it in a cool place with good circulation, spray some water appropriately, ensure the humidity, and it will slowly recover.