With the arrival of winter, the temperature gradually decreases, and many flowering plants enter a dormant period. This does not mean that we can neglect their maintenance. Winter is also a good time to repot plants. Here are some plants suitable for winter repotting and precautions for repotting, hoping to help you provide a better growing environment for your beloved plants in the cold winter.
Suitable plants for potting in winter1. Violet
Violets can better adapt to the indoor environment after repotting in winter, and their flowers become more vibrant. According to the "China Flower Market Report," the demand for violets in the winter market is increasing year by year.
2. Succulents
Such as succulents, cacti, etc., they do not have high requirements for temperature and can easily adapt to the indoor environment after repotting in winter. Repotting can better control soil moisture and prevent root rot.
3. Kaffir lily
Kaffir lilies can better absorb nutrients after repotting in winter, and their leaves become greener. According to the "Flower Gardening" magazine, the growth rate of kaffir lilies significantly increases after winter repotting.
4. Clematis
Clematis develops more robust roots and more abundant blooming after winter repotting. According to the "Horticultural Research" data, the survival rate of clematis after winter repotting is as high as 90%.
Attention points for potting in winter1. Choose the right time
The best time for winter repotting is on a sunny afternoon, avoiding repotting in the cold morning or at night.
2. Control watering
A week before repotting, reduce watering appropriately to make the soil slightly dry, which is beneficial for the plant to adapt to the new environment during repotting.
3. Pay attention to temperature
During winter repotting, the indoor temperature should be maintained above 15°C to avoid frostbite to the plant.
4. Repotting method
Remove the plant from the original pot, keeping the roots as intact as possible. Place the new pot in the original pot and use scissors to cut off the excess parts. Then place the plant in the new pot, add an appropriate amount of nutrient-rich soil, and gently compact it.
5. Post-repotting care
After repotting, place the plant in a scattered light area, avoiding direct sunlight. Keep the soil moist and gradually increase watering after the plant adapts to the new environment.
Winter repotting is an important maintenance task. Choosing the right plants and mastering the correct repotting method can allow the plants to grow healthily in the cold winter. I hope this article can provide you with assistance and wish you a pleasant winter flower cultivation experience!