When is the best month to repot red plum blossoms?

1. Appropriate time for repotting

The red plum should be repotted after it has finished blooming. This is also the time when it grows most vigorously, so it needs a shorter time to acclimate after repotting. Do not repot during the peak flowering period, and do not repot within 60 days before flowering. If you change the pot at this time, its root system will be damaged due to improper operation, which will not only prolong the recovery time but also be detrimental to its flowering in the second year.

2. Precautions

1. Although the red plum plant has low requirements for potting soil, in order to make it grow better, you can mix peat soil, leaf mold and garden soil. It is also best to dry it in the sun before use to reduce damage to its root system.

2. When repotting, the roots of the plant can carry a small amount of old soil, so that it can better adapt to the new environment. Exposed dead roots, rotten roots, etc. should be cut off to avoid increasing nutrient consumption.

3. After re-potting, you need to water it immediately, but it cannot be exposed to sunlight immediately. It is best to place it in a cooler place first and wait until the red plum adapts to the new potting soil before exposing it to sunlight.