Is it better to use a large or small pot for lily of the valley?

Lily of the valley should use a large or small pot

It is more suitable to use a small pot when lily of the valley is first planted, so that after watering and fertilizing, the roots of the lily of the valley will absorb more comprehensively. If a deep pot is used, the roots of the lily of the valley are thin and weak and cannot absorb sufficient nutrients and water.

Growing environment: Lily of the valley is more suitable for growing in a cool, humid and well-diffused environment. It is generally sufficient to water it once every 3-5 days. In summer, it should be placed in a semi-shaded environment for maintenance.

Repotting time: Lily of the valley needs to be repotted after 1 or 2 years of care. The best time to repot is in spring because the climate will be very warm at this time and the lily of the valley is just in the recovery period, so it will adapt faster.

Should I use a deep or shallow pot for lily of the valley?

Whether to use a deep or shallow pot for lily of the valley depends on the specific growth conditions of the root system. Generally, if the root system is relatively shallow, a shallow pot can be used. If the root system is growing more lushly, a deep pot can be used. As long as the root system has sufficient growth space, it will be fine.

Lily of the valley does not have high requirements on materials when planting. Generally, it can be planted in a plastic pot or clay pot with good air permeability. For the sake of appearance, you can put a nice porcelain pot on the outside of the flowerpot.

How to repot lily of the valley

1. Prepare the soil

When repotting lily of the valley, the new pot needs to be slightly larger than the original one. Generally, the new soil can be humus-rich loam or sandy soil, and the soil also needs to maintain good air permeability.

2. Remove the pot and put it in the pot

When removing lily of the valley from the pot, be gentle and protect the roots. You can trim the roots before repotting, and then put them back into the pot after they are dry.