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This is what the roots of a flower kept for 4 years look like; if you don't repot it, it will wither and die
When growing flowers, you need to grow the roots - this is a principle many people understand. But if the roots are grown too well, it will bring trouble, because when the root system is too lush, you have to repot frequently. If you don't repot, the nutrients in the pot cannot meet the plant's growth needs, and it is very easy to...
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Gardenia Yellowing Leaves After Repotting? This Is the One Thing Most Newly Bought Flowers Get Wrong
Recently, many gardening friends have left messages saying that their gardenias developed a lot of yellow leaves and leaf drop after repotting! Today I'll talk to you about: the problem of repotting gardenias! First of all, a few days ago I told everyone that gardenias bought on the market come in two...
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Grafting Crab Claw Orchid onto Cactus Makes Repotting Hard? This Trick Keeps the Soil From Compacting So You Never Need to Repot
A crab claw orchid grafted onto a cactus grows tall and large, but does it still need repotting every two or three years? Why? First, we need to understand why we repot it at all. The purpose of repotting is that after two or three years of growing, its soil...
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The correct method and precautions for repotting flowers
How to repot flowers? Precautions for repotting flowers
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Repotting wild orchids: summer and spring methods are different, and if you don't understand this, it's very hard to keep them alive
Haoshe Nongfu has made videos before specifically explaining that wild orchids need root trimming when repotting, and has also shown everyone through videos that the more aggressively you trim, the better the new roots grow. But everything has a prerequisite, and that is the importance of the season. Yesterday a netizen...
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Not suitable for repotting during flowering? These plants are the exception
Plants consume a large amount of nutrients during their flowering period. Never mind dividing them, sometimes just repotting or moving them to a different spot can cause bud drop, leaving all the buds on the plant to fall off one by one all alone. So during the flowering period, the general advice is to be cautious...
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Things to Note When Repotting Succulents in Summer
The hot summer has arrived, and it is very hard for succulents to get through. Many gardening enthusiasts struggle with whether to repot succulents in summer. My personal advice is to try not to repot in summer unless there is a reason that makes repotting necessary, such as newly bought succulents or existing succulents suffering from pests and diseases that require repotting and changing the soil for treatment.
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What to Do When a Dragon Tree's Leaf Tips Drop Leaves? Repot the Soil Like This for Emerald-Green Leaves and Fast Growth
There are many reasons a dragon tree drops its leaves: if it is caused by insufficient light, you need to increase the time it spends in the sun; if it is caused by low ambient temperature, you need to raise the ambient temperature; if it is caused by pests, you need to remove the pests promptly; if it is caused by the soil...
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Throwing away the old potting soil after repotting is too wasteful; simply process it into new nutrient soil
Many people have asked the editor whether the old potting soil removed from flowers can still be used. Here the editor gives a brief answer: if it has not been processed, it generally has little nutrition left. The nutrients in the potting soil have been used up, so in theory it is...
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Rose toothpick seedlings ate animal manure, hurry and repot into a bigger pot
The Monet roses at home have been growing like crazy lately. Of the toothpick seedlings bought together in March, Monet has already been moved up to a 3-gallon pot! It hasn't stopped blooming since the first flower. There has been so much rain lately that several pots at home got black spot, but Monet shows absolutely no...
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