Where should I put my baby's breath after repotting? What should I do if the leaves are dry and curled after repotting?

1. Repotting and maintenance location

After repotting the baby's breath, place it in a cool location and ensure good ventilation. When you just repot it, don't let it be exposed to the sun. Generally, you should wait until it has grown slowly before it can be exposed to the sun properly.

Good humidity should be maintained after repotting. Its drought resistance is not very good, so water should be added in time. You can spray it with some water appropriately, and the humidity of the breeding should not be too low. You cannot fertilize the plant until it has successfully grown, as the roots of the plant will easily rot after fertilization.

2. What to do with dried leaves

Generally speaking, the leaves of baby's breath dry and curl after repotting, mostly because the roots are damaged. At this time, you can place it in a cool environment and water it appropriately. Don't water it too much. Just wait patiently for it to recover. If the leaves are still dry and curled after a period of time, you need to remove the plant from the pot and check the roots to see if they are rotten. If so, the roots need to be trimmed and disinfected before replanting.

After repotting it, the plant needs to adapt to the new environment because its previous growth environment has been changed. Therefore, its growth is very weak during this period, and the leaves often become dry, curled, yellow, or wilted. Therefore, after repotting, you must patiently maintain it and wait for it to resume normal growth before you can cultivate it normally.