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Should all the old soil be removed when repotting plants? A reasonable choice determines later growth
When growing flowers at home, you need to repot them regularly. Because after a while the nutrients in the potting soil run out, or the plant has grown large enough or has stopped growing, so it must be repotted. Then here comes the question: when repotting it, should the original...
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How to repot a succulent with an old stem? If you go too long without repotting, you may end up losing it
If your succulent has been growing poorly for a long time, its roots may have already filled the entire pot, and this is why many succulent growers' plants look fine all year round and then suddenly die mysteriously. It is because it is time to repot. Below, the garden keeper will...
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Personal experience with Phalaenopsis potting media and repotting, worth learning for beginners
Based on my personal growing experience, and after reading quite a few tips from expert growers, I'll just jot down some thoughts for fellow flower enthusiasts for reference. I feel that sphagnum moss, as an already widely used potting medium, is indeed the best medium for ordinary home-grown Phalaenopsis, rooting...
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Why should pothos be repotted every six months?
We all know that pothos has a very developed root system, which is also one of the main reasons pothos can be grown hydroponically. With proper care, it takes only a few months to go from a small cutting to a large pothos plant. And precisely because pothos grows fast...
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Repotting and fertilizing jasmine while it's blooming: pay attention to these points for good growth and more flowers
Can you repot and fertilize a jasmine that is currently blooming? The jasmine is blooming and the plant is not showing any problems. You can wait until it finishes blooming before repotting it. Repotting it requires removing some of the potting soil. That will damage its...
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The best time to repot has arrived; miss this window and your flowers will struggle to bloom
The temperature has clearly started to warm up these past few days, and the best time for spring repotting is approaching. If you grow flowers, don't miss this optimal repotting period. Let's take a look at how to repot your beloved flowers! Repotting is the most...
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How to repot a potted plant? The best time is during the plant's dormant period or early growth stage.
The potted plant grows stronger and stronger, while the flower pot becomes smaller and smaller. In addition, the nutrients in the pot are almost exhausted. At this point, the plant's roots show signs of aging, and due to insufficient nutrient supply, the leaves gradually turn yellow and pale. At this time, repotting the plant...
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Can Succulents Be Repotted with Soil in Summer? Master These Little Repotting Tips
In summer, succulents gradually enter dormancy because of the temperature, in order to get through the summer safely, and at this time succulents also enter a period of slow growth or even no growth at all. At this time, it is not advisable to carry out too many operations on succulents...
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Can succulents be repotted with soil in summer? Little repotting knowledge to know
In summer, succulents gradually enter dormancy due to the temperature, to ensure they can make it through the summer normally, and at this time succulents also enter a period of slow growth or even no growth, and at this time it is not suitable to do too much to the succulents...
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What are the precautions for transplanting and repotting snake plants?
Snake plant transplanting is mostly done in spring, generally in March to May in spring is more suitable. Because the snake plant's root system is underdeveloped, there are fewer concerns during the potting process, and the survival rate after transplanting is also quite good. However, no matter how simple...
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