Time and method of changing the soil of Murraya odora

Time to change the soil of Murraya paniculata

Generally speaking, it is better to change the soil of Osmanthus fragrans in October or November in autumn, when the climate is very suitable. It is also good to change the soil in late spring from April to May, when the climate is relatively warm, which is conducive to the plant adapting to the pot.

How to change pot and soil of Osmanthus fragrans

1. After taking the Osmanthus fragrans out of the pot, you need to clean the soil at the roots and clean the root system appropriately. Shorten the main root that is too long at the bottom and clean it into a soil ball so that it can be potted again.

2. Place broken tiles or stones at the bottom of a new, larger pot as a drainage layer, then place a layer of soil on the drainage layer, place the sweet olive in the new large pot and replant it, fill it with soft, breathable soil from all sides, compact the topsoil slightly after filling, and water it thoroughly as rooting water.

Notes on changing the soil of Osmanthus fragrans

1. When changing the soil of Osmanthus fragrans, you need to pay attention to properly pruning the roots, and then you need to water it immediately. The best way to water is spraying. If you directly use a large amount of water to water it, it will easily wash away the soil, which is not conducive to the plant's acclimatization.

2. Generally speaking, it is better to use farmland soil with good air permeability when changing the soil for Osmanthus fragrans, and mix it with a small amount of sand and rice bran ash.

3. It is better to change the soil of Osmanthus fragrans and apply a few pieces of animal hoof horns as base fertilizer, or you can add some bone meal or nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizers into the culture soil, which are all conducive to the plant's adaptation to the pot.

Maintenance method of Osmanthus fragrans after soil change

1. After changing the soil, shade the plant appropriately to avoid direct sunlight and let it grow slowly in a cool and ventilated environment. During this period, if the soil in the pot becomes dry, water and moisturize it in time. However, before the plant grows slowly, its root system has not yet recovered its ability to absorb water, so do not water it directly, let alone fertilize it too early.

2. The Osmanthus fragrans needs to be watered immediately after changing the soil. Generally, it needs to be watered once in the morning and evening in summer, once every other day in spring and autumn, and less watering in winter, maybe once every few days.

3. The leaves of Osmanthus fragrans turn yellow after the soil is changed. It may be because it has been in a dark environment for a long time or the light exposure time is too short. In addition, if it is not watered in time, the leaves will also turn yellow.

4. After changing the soil, the sweet olive cannot be exposed to the sun immediately. It needs to be properly shaded. It can only be exposed to the sun after it is transplanted and survives.