How long does it take for the osmanthus to adapt to the pot?

Time for the osmanthus to adapt to the pot

After planting the Osmanthus fragrans, it should be moved to a cool and ventilated place for about a week, and then the plant will be able to adapt well to the pot.

Generally, after repotting the sweet olive, give it about half a month to acclimate, and the plant can basically resume normal growth and send out new buds and leaves.

Under suitable maintenance conditions and environment, it will take 20-30 days for the Osmanthus fragrans to sprout new roots and resume healthy growth after being potted.

The osmanthus fragrans has the performance of acclimatization

In the first week, the growth of the Osmanthus fragrans is not obvious, but in the second week, you can see its growth and the plant begins to become full of vitality, which means that the Osmanthus fragrans has adapted to the pot.

How to make the osmanthus acclimate quickly

After transplanting the Osmanthus fragrans potted plant, it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise the water will evaporate too quickly, easily causing yellow leaves and dry tips. When caring for it, try not to expose it to the sun in the first half month. After half a month, the leaves will no longer turn yellow and fall off, and you can use appropriate scattered light for maintenance to enhance its resistance and quickly adapt to the pot.

How to care for Osmanthus fragrans during its acclimatization period

After the Osmanthus fragrans is potted, it needs to be watered thoroughly to help it take root. In addition to avoiding water shortage, do not move the plant to the sun immediately after watering it. Instead, move it to a cool and ventilated place for about a week, and then move it to a suitable growth environment for normal maintenance.

1. Watering: The soil in the pot of Osmanthus fragrans should not be too wet during the seedling acclimatization period. Wait until the soil is completely dry before watering it thoroughly. When the air is dry, you can spray an appropriate amount of water on the branches and leaves to increase the humidity.

2. Fertilization: For the newly potted sweet olive, no fertilizer is needed because no new roots have grown. After the sweet olive has adapted to the pot, the liquid fertilizer should not be too concentrated. It must be diluted before use, otherwise fertilizer damage will easily occur. Organic fertilizer and cake fertilizer must be fully decomposed before use.

3. Sunbathing: During the acclimatization period, it is best not to expose the Osmanthus fragrans to direct sunlight. You can keep it in a cool place, and ensure good ventilation. After the acclimatization period is over, you can slowly increase the light.