Can the vine be potted?

Can this plant be potted?

The answer is: Yes. However, we can see from the picture that it may occupy a relatively large area. If you want to plant it in a pot, you can choose a relatively larger clay pot and a relatively smaller plant. Moreover, if it is potted, it is easier to move and can be moved to a warm place in time in winter. Potted planting is more flexible, so it can still be potted.

Things to note when planting potted plants:

Because it is native to the tropics, where there is plenty of sunlight, we can also infer that this plant likes light very much. Therefore, potted plants should be taken out more often to be exposed to warm sunlight, especially in winter. Light plays an irreplaceable role in their growth and successful wintering.

The suitable temperature for Jinpingyu is between 22 and 30 degrees Celsius. The temperature around it must be strictly controlled in winter. It must not be too low. It is best to keep it above ten degrees. When the cold winter period is approaching, you can prune it in advance, cutting off sick and weak branches, withered branches and overgrown branches. This can not only help it survive the winter safely, but also reduce the space it occupies. Another point to note is that it is normal for leaves to fall in winter and there is no need to worry too much.

Potted vines may suffer from malnutrition due to small pots or less soil. At this time, the grower needs to apply fertilizer to supplement nutrients, but the frequency does not need to be too high. Once every one or two months is enough.

After talking about fertilizing, the next step is naturally watering. Under normal circumstances, water once every one to two days, and once every three days in winter.

Potted plants especially need ventilation, so don't forget to ventilate them frequently.