How long does it take for a mage to be sedated?

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Generally, the acclimatization period of the Master Plant will be within two weeks after repotting. If the maintenance conditions are not good, it may take longer to acclimate.

After the Master Plant is repotted, it will grow new leaves after a month of care. If it is well cared for, new leaves will grow in twenty days.

After the Master Plant is potted, it will generally take root first. After half a month of care, it will grow roots, and then sprout and grow stems. These processes take about three or four weeks.

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Whether the plant has adapted to the pot depends mainly on its leaves. If the leaves are wilted at the beginning and the whole plant looks lifeless, it means it has not adapted to the pot. If the plant looks full of vitality and very plump, it means it has adapted successfully.

How to make the mage quickly adapt to the pot

Planting container: When acclimatizing the plant, be sure to choose a container with drainage holes at the bottom, or you can use a Qingshan pot. This type of pot has more gaps at the bottom, does not retain water, and allows the roots to be more ventilated.

Watering: The variegated plant needs less watering during the acclimatization period, because the rhizomes of the variegated plant can generally store more water. When no new roots emerge, you can water it less or not at all.

Planting environment: Generally, after the plant is repotted, it needs to be placed in a cool, ventilated place with scattered light. This will allow the plant to adapt to the pot better. After the plant has adapted, you can slowly adjust the care and the plant will gradually grow.

How to care for the Master Plant during its potting period

It is best to repot the Master Plant in spring or autumn when the temperature is not high. After the leaves are plucked, they should not be exposed to the sun or get wet with water, otherwise the growing point will shrink and the whole plant will rot.

1. Watering: You can water the plant during the acclimatization period, but be sure to water it sparingly because it is a relatively drought-resistant plant. Excessive watering can easily cause water accumulation at the roots, causing black rot in the plant.

2. Fertilization: Do not rush to fertilize the plant after it is potted. At least wait until new leaves sprout. Even if you fertilize it at this time, the plant will not be able to absorb it. Instead, it will cause fertilizer damage and affect the growth of the plant.

3. Sun exposure: The plant can be exposed to the sun one week after being repotted, because the root system of the plant will basically resume growth at this time, so it can be provided with light.