Is it better to grow Chlorophytum in a large or small pot?

When choosing a flowerpot for Chlorophytum comosum, ceramic pots with good air permeability are generally used . Be careful not to use plastic pots , because their air permeability is too poor and will affect the breathing of the plant roots.

It is best to choose a flower pot with a drainage hole at the bottom, so that the water can be fully drained out and the soil can be prevented from accumulating water. In addition, the size of the flower pot should also be appropriate, otherwise it will affect the growth of the peony spider plant.

How to choose a pot for peony spider flower

Chlorophytum comosum probably prefers large pots , because large pots are more friendly to flowers with vigorous growth like Chlorophytum comosum, allowing it to stretch to its full potential.

Chlorophytum comosum is a kind of flower plant suitable for growing in shallow pots . Because Chlorophytum comosum has fleshy roots, it has a better water storage capacity and is very afraid of soil waterlogging. Therefore, when maintaining it, shallow pots are more suitable for it to avoid root rot caused by waterlogging.

Chlorophytum repotting time

The best time to repot the Chlorophytum comosum is in March or April. If you change the pot and soil at this time, the surrounding temperature and humidity will be more suitable. After repotting, the Chlorophytum comosum can adapt to the pot as soon as possible and resume growth quickly.

How to repot Chlorophytum comosum

When repotting the Chlorophytum, you need to prepare some loose and breathable flower soil, and then you can first spread a layer of new soil at the bottom of the new pot. Then, cut off the rotten roots of the Chlorophytum, and after the cut ends are dried, you can plant it in the new pot.