What should I do if the baby's breath seedlings wither after transplanting? Should I water them after repotting?

1. What to do if withering

After transplanting the baby's breath seedlings, they are prone to withering if not managed properly. For example, lack of water, too strong light or poor air circulation may cause the seedlings to wither. Place the baby's breath in a cool environment and keep it out of the sun until it recovers. It is also necessary to do a good job of watering and keep the soil moist. Generally, the seedlings will recover after a few days.

2. Do you water after repotting?

After repotting the baby's breath, it needs to be watered, but it is best not to water it with water. You can use the spraying method or the immersion method to water it. Because water is used for irrigation, many people cannot control the amount of water, so it is very likely that too much or too little water will affect the normal recovery of the plants. In addition, ensure that the breeding environment has good air circulation and temporarily place it in a cool place away from sunlight.

3. Tips for changing pots

1. Generally, you can change the pot after growing baby's breath for 1-2 years. The time for repotting can be chosen in spring, February or March, or in autumn.

2. When repotting, do not remove all the old soil attached to the roots of the plant. You can keep a little bit so that it can adapt to the new environment faster.