Can Milan be repotted in summer? How to repot it to recover (pay attention to watering)

Can Milan be repotted in summer?

Milan flowers can be repotted if conditions are suitable in summer, but it is not recommended to repot at this time because the air in summer is relatively dry and hot. Improper operation after repotting can easily cause leaves to fall off, or even failure to revive the seedlings, leading to death, which is not worth the loss.

How to repot Milan

To repot Milan, first loosen the original soil in the pot and slowly take out the Milan. If the original soil in the pot is hard and difficult to loosen, you can take out all the soil in the pot and then slowly remove the soil piece by piece, being careful not to damage the roots.

Then, after taking out the Milan flowers, you need to remove the old soil. You can use some tools to remove it. If some of the soil is difficult to remove, you can retain some of the old soil.

After the roots of Milan are removed from the soil, they can be directly planted in new potting soil. At least half of the old soil should be retained in the new potting soil, and then new soil should be added to the other half. This will allow the roots of the plant to adapt to the new environment faster.

Milan repotting precautions

1. The roots of Milan are relatively developed. In order to avoid damaging its roots, when removing it from the pot, try to take out all the roots and soil of Milan, and then handle them step by step.

2. When repotting Milan, do not replace all the soil with new soil. About half of the old soil needs to be retained, otherwise the plant may not adapt easily to the pot, resulting in yellow leaves, withering leaves, etc.

3. After repotting, Milan needs to be placed in a cool and ventilated place for about a week. After it gradually adapts to the new potting soil, you can move the pot and carry out normal maintenance and management.