How to Pot Potted Flowers? A Complete Guide to Detailed Steps and Methods

①The size of the flower pot should be chosen according to the size of the flower, and it should not be too large or too small. Usually for seedlings, a pot with a diameter of 79 cm is more suitable.

②Before using a new flower pot, soak it in water for a period of time.

③When potting, first cover the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot with an arched thin tile so that drainage is smooth. First spread a layer of sandy granular soil at the bottom of the pot, then fill it with nutrient soil on top. The seedling should be planted in the center of the pot. After the surrounding area is filled with nutrient soil, gently lift it up 12 cm and shake the pot. This allows the root system to spread out and the soil to closely contact the roots, then press the pot soil firmly with your fingers. The pot soil should not be filled too full; usually 23 cm should be left empty to make watering easier. The seedling should not be planted too deep or too shallow. After planting, immediately water thoroughly to settle the roots, then place it in a shaded area for 1-2 weeks, and do not let it be exposed to direct sunlight. Sun-loving flowers can be moved to a place with sufficient sunlight for care after 2 weeks, while shade-tolerant flowers can still only receive scattered light and should not be exposed to direct sunlight.