Choose the right transplanting time and prepare transplanting materials. Transplanting steps Later maintenance Aloe vera is a common indoor plant. It is not only beautiful and elegant, but also has a good effect on purifying the air. The new buds of Aloe vera are one of the important ways for Aloe vera to reproduce. Correct transplanting of new buds is crucial to the growth of Aloe vera. This article will introduce in detail the method of transplanting new buds of Aloe vera to help you easily achieve the lush growth of Aloe vera. Choose the right transplanting time The best time to transplant new buds of aloe vera is usually in spring and autumn. At this time, the temperature is suitable, which is conducive to the survival of new buds. Avoid transplanting in high summer or cold winter seasons to avoid affecting the growth of new buds. Preparation of transplanting materials 1. New buds: Select new buds of aloe vera that are strong and free from pests and diseases for transplanting.
2. Flower pot: Select the right flower pot according to the size of the new buds. The diameter of the flower pot should be 2-3 times larger than the diameter of the new buds.
3. Nutrient soil: Select peat soil or legular soil with good air permeability and good drainage as the planting medium.
4. Scissors or gardening scissors: Used to trim new buds and the bottom of flower pots. Transplanting steps 1. Cut new buds: Cut strong new buds from the mother plant of aloe vera, retaining 3-5 leaves and about 1 cm of stems at the bottom.
2. Treat the wound: Cut the bottom of the new buds into a beveled opening to increase the water absorption area, and apply plant ash to the wound to prevent the invasion of bacteria.
3. Watering: Before transplanting, pour the nutrient soil in the flowerpot thoroughly to facilitate the new buds to take root.
4. Transplant: Put the processed buds into the flowerpot, taking care not to bury them too deeply to avoid affecting breathing.
5. Fixing: Gently compact the soil around the buds with gardening soil, and fix the buds with gardening ropes or bamboo sticks to prevent them from tipping over.
6. Watering: Water thoroughly immediately after transplanting to help new buds take root quickly. Post-maintenance 1. Light: Aloe vera sprouts like light, but avoid direct light and should be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light.
2. Watering: Keep the soil moist, but avoid standing water to avoid root rot.
3. Fertilization: Do not apply fertilizer during the first month after transplanting to avoid affecting the rooting of new buds. After that, apply compound fertilizer once a month to promote the growth of new buds.
4. Cleaning: Clean the leaves regularly to keep the plants beautiful.
Through the above steps, you have mastered the method of transplanting new aloe buds. As long as you maintain them patiently, you believe that your new aloe buds will grow vigorously and add a touch of green to your home.
References: "Guide to Indoor Plant Conservation", China Forestry Press, 2018 edition.
"Home Gardening and Planting Skills", China Agricultural Press, 2017 edition.