When is the right time to repot potted plants?

Time to repot potted plants

Generally, newly purchased potted plants need to be replaced in a timely manner, because potted plants generally require larger pots and require the pots to have good drainage capabilities. The pots used for newly purchased potted plants generally have poor drainage capabilities, so they need to be replaced.

It is more suitable to repot potted plants in spring or autumn every year, which is around March or September. Generally, when repotting, you should pay attention to controlling the surrounding temperature. The temperature between 10 degrees Celsius and 25 degrees Celsius is more suitable.

Potted plant repotting methods and steps

1. Treatment before repotting

When repotting a potted plant, you should first take it out slowly, then trim its branches and leaves appropriately, and remove the bad leaves, so as to avoid nutrient waste after planting.

2. Prepare the flower pot

Generally, potted plants are relatively large, so you should choose a flower pot with a larger diameter, and there must be drainage holes at the bottom so that excess water can be drained out in time when watering.

3. Choose soil matrix

Generally, potted plants are more suitable for growing in breathable soil, so when choosing soil, you can use a mixture of garden soil and sand.

4. Basin operation

When potting a plant, you usually need to place it gently in the pot, then cover the roots with soil, and then compact the soil with your hands.