How to repot the peace lily tree

Steps to repotting the peace lily

First of all, the time to repot the peace lily is in spring.

First, dig up the soil where the peace thyme tree is currently growing and pull up the peace thyme tree by its roots. The most important thing is to have a soil ball on the roots. Before that, prepare a larger pot in advance and put soil in the pot.

Secondly, water it sufficiently. Then plant the peace lily with the soil ball into a large pot, preferably with the roots fully spread out so that they are in contact with a large area of ​​the soil.

Finally, after another week of growth, apply compound fertilizer. When new shoots emerge, apply cake fertilizer once a month. After autumn, topdressing with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers will be enough.

Care of the Peace Tree after Repotting

The first thing is watering. After the peace thyme tree is repotted, enough water should be poured to ensure the moisture of the soil.

The second is fertilization. After a period of growth, compound fertilizer should be applied. The best time to apply compound fertilizer is the second week after repotting. 2. After entering autumn, add phosphorus and potassium fertilizers once a month, and stop fertilizing in winter. When applying fertilizer, do not apply raw fertilizer or concentrated fertilizer, otherwise it will cause root rot, yellowing leaves, and the plant will slowly die.

Finally, after repotting, you must ensure that the temperature environment is suitable and there is sufficient light. Place the peace lily in a well-lit place, but not in direct sunlight for a long time. Provide appropriate shade and keep the temperature constant at around 25 degrees. Pay attention to frost prevention in winter and move it to a warmer bedroom for maintenance. In summer, be sure to water the plants regularly to keep them moist to prevent them from dying from excessive dryness.