Can the goldfish plant be repotted in summer? What should be paid attention to when watering and maintaining it after potting?

Can the goldfish plant be repotted in summer?

The goldfish spider plant cannot be repotted in summer. The best time to repot it is in spring. After March, it is mainly after the flowering period or after the autumn cools down. These two time periods are better for repotting, and the goldfish spider plant can also grow quickly.

How to repot the goldfish plant

Take the goldfish spider plant out of the pot. When the roots of the goldfish spider plant have grown in the pot for too long, cut off the old roots and remove one-third of the original soil ball. Do not remove all the soil, otherwise its roots will be difficult to recover. Then put an insect net on the drainage outlet under the flowerpot, fill it evenly with soil, compact the new soil, water it thoroughly, and place it in a cool and ventilated place for 2-3 days.

Things to note when repotting goldfish spider plants

1. When repotting the goldfish spider plant, choose a flower pot with good ventilation. A non-breathable flower pot will hinder the growth of the plant. It is recommended to use purple clay pots, ceramic pots and mud pots. These materials have good permeability and can allow the plant to grow more healthily.

2. After taking the goldfish plant out of the old pot, trim the rotten roots and disinfect it after pruning. Pour carbendazim into a spray bottle and spray it on the roots. Wait until the roots are dry before putting it in the pot. Otherwise, the cut will easily become infected and affect the growth of the goldfish plant.