Exclusive spring repotting method

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When growing orchids, potting is a very important step. It is usually carried out in March-April in spring or October-November in autumn.

When choosing flower pots, you can choose clay pots or mud pots in the early stage, and then change to purple clay pots or porcelain pots after 2-3 years. The requirements for the flowerpot are that it has a small mouth, a deep pot and a large bottom hole.

When potting, you need to wash the roots and be careful not to damage the roots. Some rotten roots or broken roots should be cut off before potting.

Exclusive method of spring repotting

Method 1

Prepare the flowerpot and soil, then turn the Euphorbia monochonensis plant upside down and rinse it with water. Then hold the orchid head with your hand, put your little finger against the flowerpot, and use chopsticks to fix the orchid root. Be careful not to let the orchid root directly touch the flowerpot when potting. Then, pour the soil into the pot in layers, taking care not to leave any gaps. After filling the soil, take out the chopsticks and finally pour some larger planting materials. Make sure the entire pseudobulb of the monophyly is buried in the soil. The soil should be compacted and the surface should be flat, with a slight bulge in the center.

Method 2

When repotting, you need to pay attention to the drainage problem. First, put broken tiles or cover the bottom of the pot, then cover it with coarse stones, put coarser soil, then add the monopoly spring plant, and finally fill it with soil. When potting, pay attention to stretching out the roots. You can shake the pot as if filling the soil, and finally lift the plant up slightly.

After repotting in spring, water it immediately and thoroughly, then place it in a semi-shaded place for maintenance, controlling watering. After the plants grow normally, they can be managed and monitored normally.