Is it better to plant spathiphyllum in a large or small pot?

Should I use a large or small pot for the spathiphyllum?

The Schefflera cycad is also called hydrangea pine and water pine. The plant is relatively large and is best planted in a large pot. However, the specific size should be determined according to the size of the plant. It cannot be much larger than the plant, otherwise water will easily accumulate and cause root rot.

Growing environment: The growing environment of the cycas revoluta is warm and humid, with a suitable temperature of 20-30℃. It is not tolerant to drought and waterlogging, and needs to be fertilized once a month for maintenance.

Repotting time: The cycad needs to be repotted after 2-3 years of cultivation. The best time is in spring and autumn, when the temperature and air humidity are more suitable, which is conducive to the recovery of the plant.

Should I use a deep or shallow pot for the cycad?

It is more suitable to plant it in a shallow pot because the plant has fleshy roots with abundant water. It is best to plant it in a shallow pot with exposed roots. If the pot is too deep, the water permeability will be poor, which will cause the roots of the plant to rot.

It is more suitable to use original stone flower pots for Schefflera philadelphica, because it mostly grows on cliffs in nature. It can also grow normally in stone flower pots, which makes it look unique and beautiful.

How to repot the cycad

When repotting the Cycas revoluta, first take the plant out of the original pot, gently shake off the soil on it, then use sterilized scissors to properly trim the rhizomes, and finally replant it in clean, loose soil.