1. Remove the potRemove the chrysanthemum from its old pot. Be careful not to damage the plant's roots when removing it from the pot. After taking it out, you can gently shake it off to clean up some of the old soil attached to the roots. Shake off all the soil, the plant will recover more slowly after re-potting. 2. Choose a flower potBefore moving the pot, you should choose a new pot. The size of the pot should be appropriate, not too big or too small. There must not be a situation where the plant is small and the flowerpot is large, or the plant is large and the flowerpot is small. Both situations are very detrimental to the growth of the plant. 3. Prepare the soilYou also need to prepare new soil suitable for its growth. You can use loose, well-drained loam. It should be disinfected before potting, and every time you move the pot, you should add some fertilizer so that the soil in the pot has nutrients to maintain its growth. 4. Start moving the potFinally, plant the plant in the new potting soil. You need to water it sufficiently right after moving the pot, and do not place it in the sun immediately. It takes some time to recover after repotting, and after it adapts to the new potting soil environment, it can be maintained normally. |
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