How to divide the pots of hanging bamboo plum so that it can survive easily

When to divide the pot of hanging bamboo plum

After 2 years of cultivation, all old vines should be cut off, and the pots should be repotted once in spring, and then divided into pots. Of course, it is also possible to divide the pots in other seasons, but you just need to pay attention to maintenance.

The correct way to divide the pots of hanging bamboo plum

The time for dividing the hanging bamboo plum can generally be combined with the spring repotting. First, flower lovers can pour the mother plant of the hanging bamboo plum out of the pot, cut out the rooted suckers, and then plant them in the pot.

Things to note when transplanting hanging bamboo plum

What soil to use: The requirements of the soil for the hanging bamboo plum are not high, as long as it can be loose, breathable and water-permeable. A mixture of river sand and garden soil can meet the growth needs. If conditions permit, it is recommended to add an appropriate amount of decomposed farmyard manure to increase the fertility, which is more conducive to the growth of the plant.

How to deal with wilting: If the hanging bamboo plum wilts after being repotted, avoid direct sunlight and place it in a cool place. Remember to spray water on the leaves appropriately. Remember not to fertilize. Wait for it to adapt to the pot and then it can grow normally.