Time and method of changing soil for Evergreen

Time to change soil for Evergreen

For evergreen, the best time to change the soil is in autumn every year. When changing the soil, suitable soil is needed. Although it does not have high requirements for the soil, suitable soil will make it grow better.

How to change the pot and soil of Evergreen

When repotting the evergreen, you need to prepare a suitable flowerpot first, which is conducive to the later rooting and growth of the plant, and use loose and breathable soil. You only need to add ordinary soil, then remove the plant from the pot and remove the soil, then you can plant and fill the soil.

Matters Needing Attention in Changing Soil for Evergreen

1. When changing the soil of the evergreen, you need to be careful not to place it in a place with sufficient light for maintenance. It prefers cool places, and it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance in winter, otherwise it will affect its growth.

2. When changing the soil, evergreen needs suitable soil for planting. Generally, loose, fertile and well-drained soil is used.

3. When caring for the evergreen, nutrients need to be applied in a timely manner. Generally, fertilizer should be applied every 10 days. Liquid fertilizer can be used to promote better growth.

Maintenance method of evergreen after soil change

1. When caring for the evergreen, it needs sunlight and a good ventilation environment, so that it can grow well. When planting, loose and fertile soil is needed, preferably rich in humus. It needs to be watered appropriately during the maintenance period.

2. After changing the soil of the evergreen, it is generally necessary to water it two hours later, and it must be watered thoroughly, otherwise its root system will be damaged.

3. The leaves of the evergreen turn yellow after the soil is changed. This is generally because the temperature is not suitable after the soil is changed. The temperature should not be lower than 15 degrees during maintenance.

4. After changing the soil, the evergreen generally needs to be kept in a cool place. After about 20 days, it needs to be exposed to sunlight, which is more conducive to its growth.