What is the best soil for plum blossom potting? What are the precautions for plum blossom potting?

1. Soil selection

Plum blossoms are southern flowers and prefer loose, fertile, acidic soil. Good drainage is very helpful for root breathing, and rich organic matter can also provide nutrients for its growth. Generally, garden soil is combined with leaf mold and an appropriate amount of river sand to meet all the needs of plant growth.

2. Potting Method

1. Prepare flower pots: You need to prepare flower pots before potting plum blossoms. Generally, ceramic pots are used. Choose the specifications of the flower pots according to the size of the plants. If the flowerpot is too big, it will be difficult to control the amount of water when watering, making management very inconvenient. If the flowerpot is too small, it will restrict the growth of the plant's roots, causing them to tangle with each other, which is not conducive to development.

2. Planting in pots: After preparing the flowerpot, you can prepare to plant the plum blossom. Generally, the roots of the plum blossom will have a soil ball. You need to put the entire soil ball in and fill it with the prepared potting soil. Pay attention to the planting depth and lift it up appropriately during the filling process to ensure that the new soil and the old soil can fit well, which will help it adapt to the pot.

3. Seedling acclimatization period: After the plum blossoms are potted, they need to go through a period of seedling acclimatization period to allow the plants to slowly adapt to the environment. After potting, water it thoroughly and place it in a cool place to avoid sunlight. Generally, increase the light gradually after 7-10 days. Once it can accept light, you can carry out normal management.