What kind of pot is good for red maple

What kind of pot is good for growing red maple

Red maple has a taproot system, so it is best to plant it in a pot with good ventilation. Purple clay pots and ceramic pots are best because they are more beautiful and have better ventilation. There are no special pots for red maple.

Red maple is suitable for purple clay and ceramic flower pots because they are water-permeable and breathable and have beautiful appearance. Red maple looks good in Qingshan pots and light-colored pots. The light color is relatively simple and elegant and it goes well with the red maple.

1. Deep basin or shallow basin

Red maple is suitable for deep pots. It is more suitable for deep pots. It is best to use a pot with a depth of about 20 cm, because its roots grow relatively deep, and a deep pot can meet the growth needs of its roots.

2. Big basin or small basin

Red maple is suitable for planting in large pots, and a pot with a diameter of about 30 cm is the most appropriate, because red maple is a relatively large ornamental plant, and a large pot will be more conducive to the growth of its branches and leaves.

3. High or low basin

Red maple is suitable for high pots. It is good to grow it in high pots because the high pots can better retain humidity and water in the soil. Planting red maple in high pots is also more harmonious. It is better to use a filter mesh to pad the bottom of the pot.

Repotting Red Maple

It is best to repot red maple in spring and autumn. Use ceramic pots because of their good drainage. You can also use a mixture of fermented cow dung, mycorrhizal soil and leaf mold. These soils are high in nutrients. Pay attention to trimming the roots when repotting.