Transplanting and maintenance methods of June snow

Transplantation season of June snow

June snow has strong growth ability and great vitality, so it can be transplanted all year round, but March and April in spring are the best time.

Transplantation pot soil conditions for June Snow

When transplanting the June snow potted plant, the required potting soil needs to be rich in humus and be fertile, moist, loose and well-drained. The raw materials for preparing potting soil can be mixed with decomposed cow dung, decomposed cake fertilizer, garden soil and coal ash in a ratio of 4:1:4:1. In addition, you must pay attention to keeping the soil in the pot moist. If you use tap water for watering, the tap water must be exposed to the sun before it can be used.

Watering principles for June snow

June snow has a certain degree of drought resistance, but it is not as drought-resistant as desert plants and is not moisture-resistant. Therefore, when watering the June snow, you should adhere to the principle of watering when the soil is dry and not watering unless it is dry. Especially in the rainy season, you must pay attention to prevent water accumulation. When it rains, place the pot on its side. When it is hot and dry in summer, you should spray water around the leaves frequently to maintain a moist environment and increase the humidity. You can also water the plants with vinegar water every half a month to avoid soil alkalinization and plant yellowing.

Fertilization of June Snow

During the growth period of June Snow, apply thin liquid fertilizer once every half a month, or add thin liquid fertilizer every time you water. In addition, June snow also requires foliar fertilization, that is, spraying the leaves with potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution to increase the nutrition of the plant.