How to repot Amaryllis

Repotting and soil changing of Amaryllis

Amaryllis is a relatively fast-growing plant. After a year of growth in a pot, there are very few nutrients left in the soil. In order for Amaryllis to continue growing and blooming, it is necessary to repot it.

The best time to repot Amaryllis is in early spring or early autumn.

When repotting, leave some soil at the roots on the roots. The soil in the new pot must be loose, fertile, well-drained, and contain humus. Once these are prepared, you can repot. After changing the pot, place it in a place with less light.

Maintenance of Amaryllis after repotting

When repotting Amaryllis, you need to carefully care for it. First, apply base fertilizer when repotting, and then apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizers once a month after repotting.

The second step is to prune the amaryllis, cutting off the dead leaves, roots, and parts damaged by insect pests.

Finally, for the prevention and control of diseases and insect pests, spray medicinal drugs, but do not spray during the hot noon.