How to change the soil and pot of large potted flowers

Time to change the soil and pot of large potted flowers

The cymbidium belongs to the genus Epipremnum, which grows in tropical regions. It has strong winding ability and well-developed aerial roots, and can be grown hydroponically. Common varieties include green-leaf cymbidium, yellow-leaf cymbidium and variegated cymbidium. Currently, there are 3 variants of variegated cymbidium.

It is generally suitable for large potted flowers to have their soil and pots changed in spring every year, because the climate in spring is warm and all things come back to life. Large potted flowers can adapt quickly after having their soil and pots changed.

The role of changing soil and pots for large potted flowers

The reason why the soil and pots are changed during the planting process of large potted flowers is that there is no nutrition in the previous pots because they have not been changed for a long time. Changing the soil and pots can provide the plants with a growth environment with sufficient nutrients, which is conducive to better growth of the plants.

When changing the soil and pots of large potted flowers, you should choose pots that are suitable for the growth of the plants. They should be larger than the original ones, and the soil should also be suitable for the growth of the plants. An appropriate amount of base fertilizer should also be added to it.

How to change the soil and pot of large potted flowers

1. Removal from the pot : Before changing the soil or pot of large potted flowers, you can water them one day in advance to make the soil soft. This will help the entire root system to move out of the pot without damaging the roots of the plant.

2. Prepare the soil : It is best to choose fertile nutrient soil or peat soil for large potted flowers. In fact, large potted flowers do not have too high requirements for the soil, and you can also prepare the soil yourself, as long as it has good permeability.

3. Planting : Remove some of the original soil on the roots. After removing the original soil, you also need to trim the roots, cut off some dead and diseased roots, let them dry for a while, and then plant them directly in the prepared potting soil.

Maintenance of large potted flowers after changing soil

1. Watering : After changing the soil of large potted flowers, you need to water them immediately to keep the soil slightly moist, but don't water them too frequently, otherwise the roots will easily rot. You can spray them with water more often.

2. Fertilization : Do not apply fertilizer to large potted flowers after changing the soil, as this will damage the root system. Fertilizer must be applied after the flowers have adapted to the pot. Liquid fertilizer can be used, as this type of fertilizer is easier to absorb and can help large potted flowers grow better.

3. Pruning : After changing the soil in large potted flowers, yellow leaves will appear. In order to avoid the spread, they must be pruned clean as soon as possible. In addition, plants with rotten and dead roots must be pruned and disinfected.

4. Light : Large potted flowers cannot be exposed to strong or long-term light immediately after the soil is changed. It is best to place them in a ventilated and cool place for a period of time, and then slowly expose them to light after the plants have adapted to the pot.