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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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I repotted my Christmas cactus almost a month ago, and these past two days it suddenly started dropping leaves. What should I do?
A reader asked: I repotted this Christmas cactus almost a month ago, and I feel like it hasn't settled into the pot. These past two days two segments broke off, both breaking off at the base for no reason. Why is that? Can the two broken-off pieces be directly cuttings right now, and how...
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Succulents repotted without changing the soil - no wonder they never look beautiful
Succulents that have not been repotted for one or two years have roots filling the entire pot, which is bad for drainage and airflow, and the soil nutrients are completely depleted, turning from the original granular structure into powder, with the soil acidified. Many friends want to repot their beloved succulents...
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Can Bougainvillea be repotted in autumn? Methods and precautions
Autumn is a suitable time for repotting; spring and autumn are the two best seasons for repotting it. Repotting should be done when the soil is relatively dry, which makes it easier to remove the roots and soil. Specifically, first take it out of the original pot, cut off some roots, remove half of the soil, and then plant it in a new pot. Do not throw away the removed roots; they can be used as organic fertilizer by placing them in the new pot. After repotting, water thoroughly, and it will quickly resume normal growth.
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How often should orchids generally be repotted for best results?
Orchids grow slowly, so they do not need repotting every year. Generally speaking, if an orchid is growing well, repotting once every two to three years is sufficient.
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Can orchids be repotted during the sprouting period?
Orchids dislike being moved around much, and they are especially delicate during the sprouting period, so repotting and transplanting are not suitable, otherwise they can easily die....
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What is the reason orchids should not be repotted in June?
This ruler marked "Pirate Rossi" is actually a growth record for the orchid grass, and it contains a lot of information. Large plants can indeed grow about 3mm~5mm per day. In fact, to observe how a plant is growing, you can draw a faint line on the new shoot and draw it every day. After 10-odd or 20 days, it becomes a ruler. The grass...
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