Things to note when repotting Moon Rabbit Ears

Time to repot moon rabbit ears

The seedlings of Moon Rabbit Ears do not grow too slowly. However, as time goes by, the nutrients in the flowerpot are gradually lost and can no longer meet the growth needs of the moon rabbit ears, so it's time to change the pot.

It is generally enough to repot the Moon Rabbit Ears once every 1 to 2 years. The best time to repot is in the spring when the temperature slowly rises. It is best to repot before the first watering in early spring.

Selection of potting soil for repotting Moon Rabbit Ear

It is generally best to keep the original soil when repotting succulents. However, due to the loss of nutrients in the soil and the concern about insect eggs in the soil, some people choose to change pots with new soil. When repotting the Moon Rabbit Ears, you can choose to use the original soil or new soil according to your own ideas.

The new soil when repotting should be fresh. The soil requirements for the moon rabbit ears are fertile, loose and well-drained. Choose sandy soil, and the matrix can be prepared with leaf mold, garden soil, peat soil, coarse sand and other materials. You can add a certain amount of base fertilizer, you can use compound long-acting fertilizer, and human base fertilizer is also very effective.

Things to note when repotting Moon Rabbit Ears

If you do not use the original soil when repotting, you must remove the soil from the plant. Be careful not to damage the roots when removing the plants from the soil.

After the plant is removed from the soil, the roots should be washed and cleaned thoroughly to remove insect eggs and pathogens.

After washing the roots, check them and trim off old and rotten roots.

If the original soil is moved to a new pot, just water it thoroughly and wait for it to heal.

If the original soil is removed when repotting, the roots need to be slowed down. Place the plant indoors for a week, then water it thoroughly before placing it outside.