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 cause yellowing and drying of the leaves, or even failure to bloom. For example, for these 4 flowers - clivia, orchid, spider plant, and cyclamen - be sure to remember to repot them often.

Why do these 4 flowers need frequent repotting? Because these plants share a common feature, which is that they all have "fleshy roots." All plants with fleshy roots grow roots quickly and have strong vitality. Next, let's take a look at just how "spectacular" the roots of flowers become when they are not repotted!

1. Spider plant not repotted for a long time - the roots look like this

As one of the more common foliage plants, the spider plant has purifying ability and can also green up a room, making it very popular. Speaking of spider plants, they are also very easy to care for. Spider plant care: the suitable growth temperature is 15-25°C, and it has low soil requirements, though it grows best in well-drained, loose, fertile sandy soil. In addition, spider plants are best kept one meter away from the balcony, where they can receive scattered light, which is good for their growth.

2. Orchid not repotted for a long time - the roots look like this

Orchid, as one of China's top ten famous flowers, is also called spring orchid, orchid grass, orchid flower, secluded orchid, mountain orchid, and fairy of the empty valley. It has a fresh fragrance; with one pot in the room, the fragrance fills the air. Moreover, its flowers are dignified and elegant, graceful and noble. Placing a few pots of orchids indoors instantly makes you feel full of vitality.

Orchid care:

Orchids are suitable for growing in fertile soil rich in humus. They prefer a shady environment and are most afraid of direct sunlight, so they are not suitable for being kept on a balcony. If kept indoors, also be careful to maintain air circulation, as this is beneficial to the growth and blooming of orchids.

3. Clivia not repotted for a long time - the roots look like this

Look at the roots of clivia. After not repotting for a long time, don't they look quite "frightening"? The root system of clivia is actually more developed than that of almost any plant. Many flower lovers think that only by watering and fertilizing more will clivia have glossy green leaves, bloom quickly, and not have the flower stalk stuck. What they don't realize is that the root system of clivia needs even more attention. If not repotted for a long time, the soil in the pot is all used up by the roots, so where will the nutrients come from? Gradually, clivia will show yellow leaves and fail to bloom. It is recommended to check the roots of clivia every three months.

4. Cyclamen not repotted for a long time - the roots look like this

Cyclamen is a very beautiful flowering plant, with a flowering period as long as half a year. It has a beautiful and distinctive plant shape, abundant flowers, and vivid colors, and there are also fragrant varieties. In addition, its leaves can absorb sulfur dioxide and, through oxidation, convert it into non-toxic or low-toxicity substances such as sulfate. So such a good flower must be kept in a pot.

Cyclamen care: cyclamen grows best in a cool environment and in fertile sandy loam rich in humus. It is not tolerant of high temperatures; above 35°C, the plant is prone to rot and drying out. This flower can be kept on a balcony and, like geranium, is one of the typical balcony flowers.

That's all for sharing this knowledge about growing flowers, so remember to repot from now on!

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