The method of repotting Clivia Miniata
For many girls, the content of planting green plants and flowers such as the repotting method of Clivia Miniata, the editor will introduce next.
When repotting, the first step is to remove the Clivia Miniata plant from the pot, holding the pseudobulb with the left hand, tilting the pot sideways, and pushing out from the drainage hole with the right index finger, while the left palm supports the potting soil, and the right hand gently tapping, the plant can be turned out. For larger mature plants, two people can also operate to prevent one person from supporting the heavy pot. After the plant is turned out, shake off the old soil from the roots, remove the rotting roots and the dry, shriveled old roots that have no absorption capacity, and remove the senescent root system without root hair to promote vigorous growth of new roots after repotting.
When planting, first cover the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot with pieces of broken pot and then fill 2 to 5 centimeters of nutrient soil in the pot before placing the plant roots inside. If the roots are long, you can also coil the roots and then fill with nutrient soil. For larger mature plants, soil should be added to the hollow part of the roots outside the pot before putting them into the pot to avoid difficulties in filling the pot. When the pot is filled with soil, gently press or shake it up and down to fill all parts. However, do not compact the soil too tightly to prevent impairing the loose and breathable nature.
After repotting Clivia Miniata, water thoroughly, limited to the water draining from the bottom of the pot. After repotting, place the Clivia Miniata in a shaded area and keep the potting soil moist. After 10 to 15 days, move it to a semi-shaded area and resume normal management.
The detailed content of the repotting method of Clivia Miniata introduced above can hopefully provide you with some help!