When to change the soil for potted wintersweet?

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1. The season of changing soil

2. How to replace soil

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For potted wintersweet, it is usually best to change the soil after the flowering period is over. Because changing the pot and soil at this time can effectively provide some nutrients to the wintersweet, and you can also take this opportunity to clean up some bad root systems of the wintersweet.

1. The season of changing soil

1. Soil-changing season

Generally speaking, the season for wintersweet soil-changing is in spring, and the specific time is better after late March. Because all the flowers of the wintersweet have stopped blooming at this time, it is the most suitable time to change the soil, which can help the wintersweet bloom more colorfully in the coming year.

2. How to replace soil

1. Pruning: When changing the soil, you need to take the plant out of the original potting soil, then remove all the soil above the root system, and then trim all the necrotic roots, overly dense roots, and leggy roots. However, this will ensure better growth after changing the soil.

2. Soil: When replacing the soil at this time, you can add some fertilizer appropriately to ensure that the soil is fertile. You can use peat soil, humus soil, garden soil, sand and other materials and mix them evenly before use. But before use, you can use some gravel or ceramsite to pad the bottom of the pot soil to increase some air permeability, so that it can well meet the growth of wintersweet.

3. Water and fertilizer management: The wintersweet that has just been replaced with soil must be given sufficient water and fertilizer to avoid poor growth in the future.

2. How to replace soil

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