How to repot potted cyclamen in spring, simple and practical if you do these few things well

Cyclamen, also called rabbit flower, is a perennial herbaceous plant. Spring has arrived, and as the temperature rises, it is again the peak growing season for cyclamen. For cyclamen, it is now the end of the flowering period, so repotting can be done.

To help the cyclamen grow better, flower growers often choose unglazed clay pots, which have good breathability. For new pots, a potassium permanganate solution can be used for disinfection and sterilization.

To help the cyclamen adapt to the environment faster and ensure normal growth, bud formation and flowering, sufficient base fertilizer should be applied before potting. For the growing medium, sandy soil rich in humus can be used, with good drainage and breathability, which is beneficial to the normal growth of the plant.

After repotting, water once thoroughly. Cyclamen likes a warm and humid environment, so do a good job of maintaining moisture. You can spray the plant with a treatment to disinfect and sterilize it once.