Time and method of changing the soil of plum blossoms

Plum blossom soil replacement time

The plum blossoms usually start to change their soil at the end of their flowering period, which is in March every year. At this time, their growth rate will be faster, and timely pruning is required during the soil change, which is more conducive to their growth and development.

How to repot and change soil for plum blossoms

1. Take out the plant: When changing the soil for plum blossoms, you need to first cultivate the soil and remove the old soil at the roots so that you can check the growth status of its root system.

2. Prepare the potting soil: When changing the soil for plum blossoms, it is best to prepare the pots and soil in advance. The size of the pot should be similar to that of the plant, otherwise it will affect its growth. If it is too small, the plant's growth space will become smaller and it will stop growing.

3. Planting in pots: When potting, you need to first fill it with some soil, then put the plum blossom in the pot, then stretch out the roots, and then slowly fill the soil to bury the roots, press the soil, and finally put it in a cool place and wait for it to recover.

Notes on changing the soil for plum blossoms

1. When changing the soil for plum blossoms, you need to pay attention to adding an appropriate amount of potassium dihydrogen phosphate, which is more conducive to its growth. In addition, it needs sufficient sunlight during maintenance and a certain ventilation environment, so that it will grow better.

2. When changing the soil for plum blossoms, loose, fertile, and humus-rich sandy loam is generally used, so that there will be sufficient nutrients for growth.

3. When changing the soil for plum blossoms, some potassium fertilizer is generally applied. Reasonable fertilization can promote its growth and flowering, and also make it grow vigorously.

Maintenance method of plum blossom after soil change

1. After potting the plum blossoms, be sure to water them in time and maintain them in a semi-shaded place until they pass the seedling growth period. During this period, they need a good ventilation environment and avoid light. Wait until the plants resume growth before carrying out normal maintenance.

2. Do not water the plum blossoms directly after repotting. Wait about a week or until you find that they have started to grow before watering them.

3. Watering the plum blossoms too much will cause water to accumulate in the soil. The poor breathing of the roots will cause the new leaves to turn yellow and lose their luster. At this time, you need to water less and place the potted plants in a ventilated place to speed up the evaporation of water.

4. It takes at least half a month after changing the soil for the plum blossom to wait until its root system is stable before exposing it to light, and it must be avoided from direct sunlight.