When is the best time to repot Jade Dew? Repotting season and precautions

Time to repot jade dew

Jade plant is a succulent plant that grows relatively slowly, but it also needs to be repotted. It is better to repot in spring and autumn. In spring, you can repot from March to May, and in autumn, you can repot from August to October. The temperature at this time is very suitable, and repotting will help the plant adapt to the environment faster.

How to repot Jade Dew

1. Prepare the soil

Before repotting the jade plant, you can prepare a larger flowerpot to ensure that it meets the growth needs. The flowerpot should have good air permeability, and the soil can be granular soil or nutrient soil. You also need to prepare some expanded clay and spread it at the bottom of the flowerpot to increase air permeability and drainage.

2. Get out of the flowerpot

After preparing the flower pot and soil, you need to take the jade plant out of the pot first. Be careful during this process and do not tear the roots directly to prevent root damage. Check whether the roots of the jade plant are rotten. If so, trim them off in time and then put them in a disinfectant solution for disinfection.

3. Planting in pots

Place a layer of expanded clay at the bottom of the pot, and then fill it with nutrient soil, about two-thirds of the pot. Place the jade plant in the middle of the pot, hold the jade plant with one hand, and fill it with soil with the other hand to make sure the roots can fit the soil.

Things to note when repotting Jade Dew

After repotting the jade plant, pour a certain amount of water into it to help it take root. Then avoid strong light and let it adapt to soft light first. After it has adapted to the new environment and starts to grow, slowly increase the light time and intensity.