Things to note when repotting Pennisetum

Things to note when repotting Pennisetum

The potting soil of the Pogostemon cablin should be replaced approximately every 1-2 years. The best time to change the soil is in spring from March to April. The growth temperature and humidity at this time can meet the growth needs of the Pogostemon cablin, which is more conducive to its seedling growth and recovery as soon as possible and entering normal maintenance.

1. Before planting the catnip, you must first prepare a suitable flowerpot for its growth. If the flowerpot is not suitable, it will cause damage to the roots. Choose the size of the flowerpot according to the size of the catnip plant, and ensure good water permeability.

2. Carefully take out the petals of the cactus, and be sure not to damage its roots. In addition to pruning the roots, you also need to trim the yellow and dead leaves, then disinfect the roots, fill the pot with soil, and then plant the petals of the cactus in it.

Key points for repotting the pennywort

1. Root pruning and drying

After taking out the plant, you need to do some simple processing. First, trim the roots, and trim off the roots that may affect later growth. You can soak it in rooting water to promote rooting.

2. Watering

The catnip does not like an environment with high humidity. Too much water can easily cause root rot, which will cause the leaves to turn yellow. The soil should be watered when it is dry and moist. On cloudy days, watering and fertilizing should be reduced or stopped.

3. Soil

The pennywort grows well in loose and fertile soil. The soil must be well prepared. It can be mixed with perlite, leaf mold, and coal slag. After preparation, it must be sterilized at high temperature.