At the beginning and throughout spring, it's time to get yourPlantto give new attention. You should now have yoursRepot houseplants. Only the choice of flower pot plays an important role. When it comes to transplanting yourself, there are a few things you should know before you start.
Repot houseplants - choose larger pots
You should go toRepot houseplantsDo not choose a flower pot that is too large, with the belief that this will happenplanthas more room to grow. This is often disastrous for the plant. The new flower pot should be a little larger than the old one.The plants are always planted in the next larger pot.
Houseplantsrepotting – ensure good water drainage
Be careful about thatRepot houseplantsin the new flower pot for water drainage. Cover the hole or holes for the water to drain with a few pieces of clay pots and small stones. Some finer sand is poured onto these coarse pieces. Then add a layer of prepared soil on top to create the necessary depth for planting the flower.
The steps for repotting
If you theRepot houseplantsThe best way to get them out of the old flower pot is to place your left hand on the opening with your fingers spread. The stem is located between them. Then we turn the pot over and tap the bottom a few times.If you theRepot houseplants, make sure the stems are always in the middle.After filling the pot with soil, we press it lightly if the roots are tender and more firmly if they are tougher. Afterwards we water the plant abundantly to compact the soil and for better contact between the soil and to care for the roots.
The care afterwards
To make it easier to get the plant out of the pot, you should moisten the soil one to two hours beforehand. In this way, together with the soil surrounding the roots, it separates better from the rest. If the plant does not come loose despite this and tapping the base of the pot, tap the top of the upturned pot against a larger object, such as the edge of a table. We shake off some of the soil around the roots or remove it with our fingers. If there are many roots with many branches, cut off part of them. This allows new and stronger ones to grow. If the plant has few roots, keep it. Dried or rotten root parts are also cut off down to the healthy part. You should place the repotted plant in a shady place protected from the wind. If the weather is cooler, keep them indoors for a day or two. It would be an advantage if you spray the plant with water every now and then, as the activity of the roots is disturbed. It's best if you do thatRepot houseplants, when the weather is warm and windless.
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