How to repot red flower sapwood

Method of planting red flower succulent tree in pots

It is relatively simple to plant the red flowered sempervivum in a pot. Just move the plant into the pot.

First of all, you can choose a suitable flowerpot according to the growth of the red flower sempervivum plant. After choosing the flowerpot, you need to fill it with soil. First put two tiles in the flowerpot, then put a layer of coarser particles, which can serve as a water retention layer, and then fill it with soil. When the soil is filled to one-third of the flowerpot, you can plant the seedlings. After the roots stretch and open into the flowerpot, you can continue to fill the soil. After the soil is compacted, water it thoroughly.

How to repot red flower sapwood

The red flowered sempervivum needs to be repotted. In fact, the reason for repotting the red flowered sempervivum is to enable it to grow better. When repotting, it is generally necessary to replace the potting soil. If there is a need to replace the flowerpot, such as when the flowerpot is too small to meet the growth needs of the red flower sempervivum, you can replace the flowerpot.

The red flowered sempervivum usually needs to be repotted every 2-3 years, but of course it can be repotted at any time as needed.

When repotting, you must first take out the plant of the red flower sempervivum, turn the flowerpot upside down, and gently tap the flowerpot with your hands to take out the plant with the soil. If it is difficult, you can use an iron rod to pry the soil around the flower pot, and then poke it upward from the bottom of the flower pot to take it out.

After taking out the plant, you can first remove some of the soil on it, then trim the roots, replace the potting soil, and then put it in the pot.