How to repot clematis

When to repot clematis

When Clematis is growing, the most vigorous growth period is in spring and autumn, and spring is the time when it begins to sprout, so it is best to repot it in spring.

How to repot clematis

When repotting clematis, you must first take out the plant. Sometimes it is difficult to take out the plant. You can first gently knock around the pot. This will help separate the pot and the plant. Be careful not to damage the soil and roots when removing the plant from the pot.

The plants can be kept in their original soil, or they can be replaced with new soil. Loosen the soil and prune any long roots.

When repotting, you can decide whether to use a larger pot based on the growth of the plant. After choosing a pot, fill it with new soil. You can use garden soil plus peat soil and wood ash. Pay attention to keeping the soil breathable and it is best to add some base fertilizer. Spread out the roots of the clematis, place it in the pot, and fill it with soil.

After re-potting, water the clematis thoroughly and place it in a cool place to warm up.

Things to note when repotting clematis

When repotting clematis, you need to pay attention to the soil. The soil must be breathable and drainable. Adding stones or tiles can reduce the chance of water accumulation. In addition, the soil must be fertile.

After repotting the clematis, what you need to pay attention to is the maintenance during the seedling acclimatization period. In the first few months after planting, you must make sure to water it sufficiently and pay attention to drainage. When the branches are fragile, pay attention to fixing them.