How to plant Liubeili in pots

Prerequisites for planting Liubeili in pots

Before planting the Liubeili in a pot, it is important to note that its seedlings should have grown in the pot for a period of time, and the root system should have developed well, so they can be planted. If you choose a suitable flowerpot, you can grow a single plant or plant multiple six-leaf lilies together.

The soil needed for Liubeili should be one with good water permeability, and with appropriate addition of base fertilizer, and then the seedlings can be transplanted and planted.

Six times more profitable method of potting

Take the six-fold profit plant out of the pot. It is best if the roots are still attached to the soil, and the soil should be kept in a firm ball state. This way, the damage to the root system can be greatly reduced. Then plant the Ligusticum chuanxiong in a new pot, making sure the soil is compacted.

After potting the Liubei Li, you should first water it to help it take root, and then place it in a cool place to help it grow slowly. After the growth has begun, the Liubei Li will be considered to be alive and can then be maintained normally.

Maintenance of Liubeili after potting

After potting, wait until the root system of the six-fold plant is stable and then you can take care of it normally. At this time, watering and fertilizing should be reasonable to meet the growth needs of the six-fold plant.

Basically, the most important task at this time is to pinch the top of the plants to control the shape of the Liubeili plant and make it bloom more. In winter, be careful to prevent the plants from freezing, and stop watering and fertilizing.