Steps for repotting Monstera deliciosa. Do you need to water it after repotting?

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1. Steps for changing pots

2. Do I need to water after changing the pot?

Repot the Monstera deliciosa in spring from March to April, and it is recommended to choose it when the weather is better. Replace the flower pot with a slightly larger one. The soil can be mixed with leaf mold soil, garden soil, and fine sand. Stop watering before removing the pot, tilt the pot to take out the plant, remove the old soil, old roots, diseased roots, and dead roots, and place them in a well-ventilated place to dry. Place granules at the bottom of the flower pot and cover it with a layer of soil. Then place the plant directly inside, spread the root system flat, and fill and compact the remaining soil.

1. Steps for repotting

1. Repot time: You must first choose the time for repotting Monstera deliciosa. Spring March-April is very suitable for repotting. The surrounding climate is very suitable, and the temperature is around 20 degrees, which is suitable for repotting. It has less impact on the plants and is conducive to the subsequent recovery and growth. It is recommended to change the pot when the weather is good, and it is not recommended to change the pot on rainy days.

2. Pot soil preparation: Monstera grows very fast. After one year of cultivation, the original flower pot can no longer meet the growth needs. It needs to be replaced with a slightly larger flower pot. This will mainly depend on the later stage. growth decisions. The soil needs to be prepared well. It can be mixed with leaf mold soil, garden soil and fine sand. After preparation, it must be disinfected first.

3. Depot: Depot Stop watering 3-4 days before and keep the pot soil dry, which will facilitate pot removal. Tap around the pot, tilt the pot, and pat the bottom of the pot to lift the monstera out of the pot. Remove the old soil attached to the Monstera deliciosa, retain a portion of the soil, and prune the root system appropriately. Remove any old, diseased, or dead roots found and place them in a well-ventilated place to dry.

4. Plant in a pot: Place granules at the bottom of the new flower pot, then cover it with a layer of soil. Then place the monstera plant upright, stretch the root system flat, and fill it with the remaining soil. Then slowly compact the soil,

2. Do you need to water the plant after repotting?

After repotting the Monstera deliciosa, water it thoroughly and then place it under astigmatism for curing, waiting for it to gradually adapt.

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