How to prune the roots of windmill jasmine

Does Windmill Jasmine need root pruning?

Windmill jasmine needs to have its roots pruned. Prune the rotten and old roots in time, which is conducive to its growth and the survival rate will be very high. Generally, hydroponic windmill jasmine needs to have its roots pruned and washed with water to help absorb nutrients.

Provide a warm environment of 20-25℃ for the newly bought windmill jasmine. During the adaptation period, in order to prevent water accumulation and root rot in the pot soil, you need to prune the roots and do not water it too much.

Windmill jasmine root trimming and potting

1. After preparing the flowerpot and soil, you can remove the plant from the flowerpot. You need to use a shovel to circle around the flowerpot first to loosen the soil and make it easier to remove the flowerpot. Tilt the flowerpot to the side and slowly take out the plant.

2. The old soil at the roots should be removed, and appropriate pruning should be carried out to remove rotten and old roots, leaving healthy roots. After pruning the roots, they can be soaked in a solution of carbendazim for sterilization and disinfection, and then washed clean after soaking.

3. After the windmill jasmine is rooted, it only needs to be dried for about 1 day. It needs to be placed in a dark environment to dry the roots. When the wound heals, it can be potted. Fill the pot with soil, plant, compact the soil, and keep the soil properly moist.

Maintenance of windmill jasmine after root pruning

1. Newly planted plants should be watered thoroughly in time, but be careful not to water too much so as not to cause water accumulation in the potting soil.

2. After pruning the roots and potting, the plant cannot be exposed to the sun immediately. It needs to be kept in a windy and semi-shaded place. It can only be properly maintained and managed after it adapts to the new environment.