The reason why the fuchsia wilts after repotting

1. Unsuitable soil

It likes soil with a loose texture. If the new soil after repotting is relatively sticky and not suitable for plant growth, the plant will not be able to adapt to the new pot and it will be difficult to replenish water normally. To solve this problem, you need to replace the soil with a new one. To ensure normal growth, you can also keep the original soil. The new substrate should have the same composition as the previous one.

2. Damage to the root system

It may also be due to improper operation during the repotting process, causing the root system to be damaged, which greatly weakens the absorption function. The plant cannot absorb enough nutrients and it is difficult to ensure normal growth. You can add some rooting powder to promote the growth of roots and restore the vitality of growth.

3. Evaporation is too strong

If there are many branches and leaves on the plant, the evaporation will be very strong, and the plant may suffer from severe water shortage if it has just been repotted and has not yet adapted. The plant can be pruned to remove some of the leaves.

4. The light is too strong

If the sunlight is too strong after repotting, the plant will find it difficult to adapt, resulting in a large amount of water consumption and evaporation. The plant will naturally wilt due to lack of water. It can be placed in a diffuse light environment to adapt.