During winter, most of the plants retire. They then stop their development and collect forces for the next growing period. There is no point in disturbing them, because they will not be able to develop a suitable root system anyway.
Therefore, the best moment to replant plants is March and April. In the plants, juices begin to circulate more vividly and cope with adaptation in new conditions. After resting, they will allocate a lot of energy to the growth of roots and green.
In the exaggeration of potted plants, the choice of pot is important. Contrary to appearances, choosing a much larger one will only harm home. The ideal pot should be by size, up two larger than the previous one. A drain is also necessary, i.e. holes at the bottom of the container.
Another important element in exaggerating plants is use of drainage. This is a layer of expanded clay that will help regulate water management in a pot. Drainage should include 20 percent. the whole pot.
Also, get the ground suitable for your plants. It can be soil for flowering flowers, succulents or pot flowers, depending on the needs. At the bottom of the new pot, a rap. Pick up the root block in an old pot with a knife and carefully pull out the plant from it.
Then watch the body thoroughly, Remove dead roots from it And clean the rest of the old ground as much as possible, because not damage it. Put the plant in a new pot so that the whole root is underground, cover with fresh soil and water.
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Plants need to be exaggerated, because in pots they do not have enough space for development. In addition, it is difficult to supplement nutrients in them and the soil quickly sterilizes. It is accepted that We exaggerate young plants every year, and older every two or three years.
However, it is worth approaching your home crops individually. If the plant stops growing and its ground dries quickly, it gives a sign that it has too little space. Another signal to exaggerate is the roots overwhelming through the drain holes. Then you need to move the plant to a larger container.
