Why do we need to repot flowers every year?

1. Reasons

When the plant is in the initial seedling stage, a smaller flower pot is needed to maintain normal growth and avoid poor air permeability. If it is planted directly in a large pot, it will make watering difficult, resulting in an over-humid state, which is not conducive to plant growth. Use a small pot to plant it at the beginning. As it continues to grow, the plant will become larger and larger, and the roots will extend more and more densely. In this way, the original small pot will no longer be sufficient, and you will need to replace it with a larger pot. Especially for some plants that grow faster, they need to be repotted every year, and the original soil inside should be replaced at the same time to provide sufficient nutrients for later growth.

2. Precautions

1. The best time to repot is in spring every year, when the climate is just right, causing little damage to the root system and allowing for faster growth recovery. Please note that it is best not to choose the summer season as the temperature is too high and the humidity is high, making it easy for various diseases and pests to occur.

2. Depending on the growth rate, not all flowers need to be replaced every year. Some grow more slowly and may need to be replaced every 1-2 years.