Should honeysuckle be placed in a large or small pot?

Should honeysuckle be placed in a large or small pot?

It is more suitable to use a large pot for honeysuckle when planting. Generally, the diameter of the flower pot can be about 3/4 of the crown width. Honeysuckle that has just been planted or is in the seedling stage can be maintained in a small pot for a period of time.

Growing environment: Honeysuckle likes a sunny and warm environment. It is not very demanding on the soil and generally grows in moist and fertile soil. The temperature does not need to be very high, generally around 20 degrees.

Repotting time: Honeysuckle can be repotted 1 or 2 years after planting. Generally, it is most appropriate to repot in March to May each year. The climatic conditions during this period will be more conducive to the growth of honeysuckle.

Should honeysuckle be placed in a deep or shallow pot?

It is more suitable to use a deeper flowerpot when planting honeysuckle. A shallow pot will easily restrict the growth of the honeysuckle root system, and its growth will be greatly restricted once it becomes an old stump.

Honeysuckle does not have strict requirements on the material of the flower pot. When caring for and planting, you can use a flower pot with good air permeability and water permeability. If both are met, you can choose a more beautiful flower pot for planting, but usually honeysuckle will grow better in a clay pot.

How to repot honeysuckle

1. Remove from the basin

The honeysuckle can be watered once before removing it from the pot, so that the soil will not be too dry and it will be easier to remove from the pot. After that, trim the roots and disinfect them, and you can prepare to repot.

2. Put it in the basin

After the honeysuckle is potted, the soil needs to be watered thoroughly and kept moist. Then it should be placed in a cool and ventilated place for 1 or 2 weeks. After it has adapted to the pot, it can be maintained normally.