Choose the right time to repot your plants, and next year every pot will bloom and burst with growth

The golden autumn breeze brings refreshing coolness, and the air whooshes with a chill - finally it is no longer muggy! After confirming with a knowing look, now is the best time to repot. I wonder if you are that wise person! Many flower lovers repot in spring and autumn, but many people still find it too troublesome and just push it off year after year! That said, if your skills are not up to par, even repotting will not help the plant grow well - instead it may backfire, and that would be a real problem!

When to repot

Right now. The temperature in everyone's homes generally fluctuates around 25°C, which is also the most suitable temperature for many plants. So if you repot now, the roots will recover as quickly as possible without affecting growth.

Which stages require repotting

It is not that just because autumn has arrived, repotting is needed. Only the following situations qualify:

You can repot:

Early growth stage: Determine the plant's growth period. Most plants go dormant in summer and begin growing in early autumn. Repotting at this time is fine.

Newly purchased flowers: Newly purchased flowers are actually unrelated to the growth period, but few people buy flowers in summer. Generally people choose autumn or spring, and some in winter too. After buying them, because the grower's soil is really not suitable for long-term plant growth, you must repot first.

You cannot repot:

Acclimation period: Whether it is from cuttings or a sudden environmental change requiring acclimation, even if you want to repot at this time, you can wait a bit. Especially after a sudden environmental change. You can repot first and then change the environment. Or wait until after the acclimation period to repot, then acclimate again.

Flowering and fruiting stage: During flowering and fruiting, the plant is in a relatively fragile period, because all nutrients are concentrated in the flowers and fruits, and the root system is relatively fragile. Repotting at this time is also very likely to affect flowering, causing smaller flowers, or even affecting fruiting!

What to pay attention to when repotting

Do not repot repeatedly in succession. Do not do it multiple times a year. The interval between repotting should be more than 6 months. Simply put, repotting once a year is enough!