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

Hoya acclimatization time

The time it takes for the Hoya to acclimate after being potted is not fixed. Under normal circumstances, it will take about 1 to 3 months to acclimate successfully. However, it does not mean that it has acclimatized after it survives. It needs to be further observed. If the growth momentum of the Hoya is still good after about three months, it means that the orchid has completely acclimatized.

After repotting, the ball orchid will generally sprout leaves once or twice in two months. At this time, it is necessary to give it sufficient water and nutrients so that it can quickly grow more leaves.

After the Hoya is potted, it will take about 2-3 weeks to take root as long as the temperature is high. After taking root, it still needs careful care so that it will grow leaves.

Hoya has acclimatization performance

It takes a month to determine whether the Hoya has survived after repotting, so it needs to be observed 20 days after repotting. First, observe whether the old leaves appear to be turning over or wilting. Secondly, observe whether new leaves have grown in the center of the leaves. If there are no abnormal phenomena and new leaves have grown, it means it has survived.

How to make Hoya acclimate quickly

1. Prepare the substrate: The soil for planting Hoya requires to be loose and breathable. When maintaining it, you can choose to mix 2 parts of leaf mold, 1 part of perlite, and 1 part of coconut bran.

2. Potted plants: Ball orchids and other plants will only grow branches and then bloom after their roots fill the pot. If they are planted in a large pot or directly in the ground, they will only grow branches and leaves but no flowers, or even only grow roots but no branches and leaves, so it is best to use a small pot.

3. Subsequent maintenance: After planting the ball orchid, water it thoroughly and add a little rooting liquid to the water to promote root growth. First place it in a place with scattered light and ventilation for maintenance. After 15 days, give it some fermented nutrient solution, dilute it 500 times and water it in the soil to promote root growth. Once the roots are well grown, the branches and leaves will grow quickly, promoting it to bloom.

How to care for Hoya during its acclimatization period

When repotting a newly bought Hoya, do not remove too much of the original soil and try not to damage the original root system, otherwise it will affect its survival rate. Its root system has high requirements for the looseness, air permeability and drainage of the soil. It is also necessary to avoid strong light exposure so that it can adapt to the pot quickly.

1. Watering: After repotting, the ball orchid must be watered thoroughly, because summer is its growing season. At this time, you can place it directly back to its original place and manage it normally.

2. Fertilization: After the Hoya is potted, it takes nearly 3 months to fertilize it. If you fertilize too quickly, the roots of the plant will not be able to absorb it, which will cause the root system to be burned.

3. Sunbathing: The ball orchid can be exposed to the sun about 10 days after repotting. It should not be exposed to the sun all day during this period. It is best to place it in a semi-shaded and ventilated place to allow the ball orchid to adapt to the new environment in the pot as soon as possible.