Time and method of changing the soil of pitaya

Dragon fruit soil change time

For pitaya, the best time to change the soil is in October every year, so that it can have good growth and a large yield. After the soil is changed, it will have sufficient nutrients to grow. It is necessary to water and fertilize it in time.

How to change the pot and soil of pitaya

Dragon fruit is a shallow-rooted plant, so when repotting, a shallower pot is generally used, and it needs to be disinfected before planting to prevent the growth of bacteria. When repotting, suitable soil is needed for planting, and generally loose, breathable, and well-drained soil is used.

Notes on changing the soil for pitaya

1. When changing the soil of pitaya, you need to pay attention to the fact that the pot and soil used must be clean. It is best to disinfect them before changing the pot. The soil used must also be suitable. During normal maintenance, there must be a good ventilation environment and sufficient sunlight.

2. Dragon fruit generally has no requirements for the soil for planting, but it is recommended to use loose, breathable and well-drained soil, which is conducive to growth.

3. Dragon fruit needs sufficient nutrients when being maintained and needs to be fertilized in time. It is recommended to use organic fertilizer and an appropriate amount of chemical fertilizer.

Maintenance method of pitaya after changing soil

1. After changing the soil for the pitaya, you need to give it a few days to acclimate. You need to place it in a cool place first, away from direct sunlight. After it adapts to the new potting soil, you can slowly and normally maintain it. Water it in time.

2. Dragon fruit needs to be watered once after changing the soil. During planting, it needs to be watered every 2-3 days, and then the soil should be kept moist.

3. The leaves of pitaya turn yellow after changing the soil. This is usually because of too much watering, which causes water accumulation at the roots, resulting in yellow leaves. The amount of water needs to be controlled.

4. The dragon fruit can be exposed to light one week after the soil is changed. It likes light and is drought-tolerant. It can be placed in a bright and ventilated place on the balcony. It needs to avoid strong light at normal times.