Things to note when repotting the peace lily

Things to note when repotting the peace lily

The peace thyme tree usually has its potting soil changed once a year. If properly cared for, it can also be repotted every 2-3 years. Repotting is usually done in spring, at which time the peace thyme tree can adapt to growth faster.

1. The new pot for the peace thyme tree needs to be a ceramic pot with good air permeability. Choose the size of the new pot according to the size of the roots of the peace thyme tree. A pot that is too small is not conducive to the expansion of the roots, and a pot that is too large will cause the nutrients to be too dispersed and not conducive to the absorption of the peace thyme tree.

2. After repotting, the peace pine tree should be placed in a cool and ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight, otherwise the plant will be sunburned. Wait for about half a month, and then move it to a place with sufficient sunlight and good ventilation for maintenance after the peace pine tree adapts to the environment.

Key points for repotting the peace lily

1. Root pruning and drying

When repotting the peace lily, you need to cut off the densely growing fibrous roots to help the plant save nutrients. Before planting, you also need to soak the plant in potassium permanganate solution for disinfection and sterilization, and place the plant in a cool and ventilated place.

2. Watering

After repotting the peace lily, you need to keep the soil moist and water it all at once to provide the plant with a relatively humid growing environment so that the plant can better adapt to the environment.

3. Soil for repotting

The peace lily is suitable for growing in loose, nutrient-rich soil. When repotting, you need to pay attention to the soil containing rich organic matter and humus. You can use sandy loam or humus soil, add perlite, granular soil or river sand to ensure air permeability, and the soil needs to be renovated before repotting.