Is it better to use a large or small pot for alum root?

Is it better to use a large or small pot for alum root?

When planting alum roots, you can use a small pot for maintenance. Generally, when the alum root plant grows larger, you can use a large pot for maintenance. Generally, when choosing a flower pot for alum root planting, you can decide based on the specific size of the plant.

Growth environment: Alum root likes a warm environment and is generally suitable for planting in fertile, well-drained, humus-rich neutral to acidic soil. Water it when the soil is dry or wet.

Repotting time: Alum root can be repotted one year after planting. Generally, spring is the most appropriate time to repot because the climate is very good at this time. Avoid repotting in summer, otherwise the survival rate of alum root will be greatly reduced.

Is it better to use a deep or shallow pot for alum root?

It is more suitable to plant alum roots in shallow pots because the roots of alum roots are relatively shallow and generally only grow on the surface of the soil. If they are maintained in deep pots, watering will be more troublesome and the alum roots will not be able to absorb enough nutrients.

Alum roots do not have high requirements for the material of the flower pot. Generally, plastic pots, clay pots, clay pots, porcelain pots and purple clay pots can be used for maintenance and planting, but if you want the plant to grow better, you can choose a clay pot.

How to repot alum root

1. Remove from the basin

When removing the alum root from the pot, you can use a shovel to loosen the soil at the edge of the pot. After removing the pot, remove the old soil on the roots, then check the roots and simply trim them.

2. Put it in the basin

When planting alum roots, the soil must be loose and breathable. The new pot should be as large as possible, as long as there is enough space for the roots to grow. After planting, you can add some perlite or vermiculite.