How to adapt Jasper Lotus to the pot?

1. Preliminary processing

The newly bought jade lotus needs to be processed before it can be put into the pot. First, you need to clean the soil on the roots, because many newly purchased plants will have insect eggs and bacteria on them. Then clean up the dead leaves and then cut off some roots. The purpose of root pruning is to promote the growth of new roots, which is conducive to the absorption of nutrients for growth. Generally, you need to cut off the older roots and withered roots that can no longer be kept at the base of the jade lotus, leaving only a small part. After cutting, the roots need to be soaked in diluted carbendazim water for a while for sterilization.

2. Put it in the basin

After the sterilized jade lotus is dried, it can be potted one day later. When potting, you need to use moist soil and not too much water, otherwise it will easily reduce the disease resistance of the plant and cause black rot and water retention. After potting, you can water it every two days. Water it gently and don't water too much at one time. Just let the jade lotus feel the presence of water. After potting, the jade lotus can be placed in a well-ventilated place. It needs to be protected from light in the first few days, and then it can be exposed to sunlight appropriately after a few days. Never use your hands to dig up the soil to see if the Jade Lotus has grown roots.

3. Signs of Adaptation

A few days after the Jade Lotus is potted, if you see aerial roots growing and the leaves of the Jade Lotus turn green, the leaves will gradually metabolize from the bottom to the top. At this time, the leaves at the bottom metabolize their own nutrients to provide growth for the Jade Lotus. If the leaves of the Jade Lotus are very full and the whole plant looks energetic, it means that the Jade Lotus has completely adapted to the pot.

The above is some knowledge about the Jade Lotus acclimatizing. During the process, you must wait patiently and never fiddle with it without authorization, otherwise it will easily cause the Jade Lotus to fail to acclimate. Jade Lotus will generally adjust itself to the best state to welcome another growth.