How long does it take for Mao Hanni to adapt to the basin?

Mao Hanni acclimatization time

After the Maohanni succulent is put into the pot, it will take about a week for it to adapt to the pot and then be watered. During this period, make sure to provide it with a ventilated environment so that the succulent can grow easily.

Generally speaking, it will take about a month for the Mao Han Ni to grow new leaves after changing the pot. During this period, do not water it too much to avoid water accumulation in the pot.

Generally speaking, after the maohanni is potted, it will take about two weeks for the root system to grow. However, if the maintenance environment is not good, this time may need to be extended.

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After the Maohanni succulent has adapted to the pot, its roots can absorb water and nutrients normally. The originally soft and inelastic leaves will gradually become plump and elastic. When you see its leaves become hard and elastic, it means that the plant has adapted to the pot.

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During the period when the Maohanni is acclimating to the pot, if the soil turns white, you can water it appropriately. You also need to loosen the soil appropriately to prevent the soil from becoming compacted, keep the soil slightly moist, and place it in a diffuse light environment to allow the Maohanni to acclimate faster.

How to care for Mao Han Ni during its acclimatization period

The hairy honeysuckle is relatively weak during the acclimatization period, and its roots cannot absorb too much water. The amount of watering needs to be reduced to prevent root rot and affect its survival. The continuous high temperature in summer will affect its acclimatization, and it must be placed in a cool and ventilated place to prevent high temperatures from breeding bacteria and damaging the plant.

1. Watering: In fact, Maohanni needs to be watered during the acclimatization period, but don’t water it too much, otherwise the roots of the plant will rot. You can water it in small amounts when the soil is dry.

2. Fertilization: Do not apply fertilizer to Mao Han Ni during the acclimatization period. The root system is weak at this time and cannot absorb too many nutrients. Fertilization during this period may easily burn the roots. Moreover, Mao Han Ni grows well in poor soil, so the planting soil should not be too fertile.

3. Sunbathing: During the acclimatization period, the Mao Han Ni should not be exposed to too strong light to avoid damaging the leaves, causing the leaves to dehydrate and shrink, and affecting root ventilation. The Mao Han Ni must be placed in a position with scattered light.