Is it OK to repot Clivia without changing the soil?

1. Is it possible?

When repotting Clivia, it is okay not to change the soil. You can add some culture soil for planting. However, we generally recommend that when changing the pot, it is best to change the soil, which can provide new nutrients for its growth and be more suitable for the growth of the plant. And it usually uses leaf mold. If it is not changed for a long time, the air permeability and water permeability may be reduced.

2. Methods of repotting and changing soil

1. Buy special nutrient soil, or prepare it yourself at home. You can add pine needles and coal slag to the leaf mold. The effect of planting in this way is also very good.

2. Take the plant out of the original pot, be gentle so as not to damage the root system of the plant, then shake off the soil on it and trim the old roots.

3. After everything is ready, use your hands to straighten the plant and plant it in the pot, then fill the area with soil, making sure to press it firmly.

3. Notes

Before repotting and changing the soil, the plant needs to stop watering for a period of time. Smaller pots need to be stopped for 7 to 10 days, and larger pots need to be stopped for longer.