Is deep pot suitable for blue snow flower or shallow pot?

Should I use a deep or shallow basin for blue snow flowers?

Blue snow flower is suitable for planting in shallow pots because the roots of this plant are relatively shallow. If the pot is too deep, the pit will cause water accumulation at the bottom of the pot, which is not conducive to the breathing of the roots and will also hinder the growth of the plant.

In terms of flower pot materials, blue snow flowers can be planted in ceramic pots, purple clay pots, earth pots, etc. These pots have good air permeability and are most suitable for plant growth.

How to repot blue snow flower

1. Time to repot blue snow flower

It is more appropriate to repot the blue snow flower in spring, because the temperature is relatively stable at this time and the plant is in vigorous growth. The plant will recover faster after repotting.

2. Watering after repotting blue snowflakes

The blue snow flower can only be watered two days after being repotted. The plant is not tolerant to waterlogging. If watered immediately, water accumulation will easily occur, affecting the growth of the blue snow flower.

3. Notes on repotting blue snow flower

(1) Remove the plant from the pot and trim the roots: Take the blue snow flower out of the original pot, crush the mud with your hands, wash it in clean water, and trim some dead and old roots.

(2) Prepare the potting soil: Choose a larger flower pot. The soil can be prepared with leaf mold, garden soil, and coarse sand, and add a certain amount of base fertilizer.

(3) Planting in a pot: Fill the pot with soil, then plant the blue snow flower in it, and finally water it thoroughly.