How to divide copper money grass into pots, and what season is good to divide copper money grass int

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1. Potting season

2. Separation from the basin

3. Pot soil preparation

4. Planting

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Dividing copper money grass into pots is usually done in spring and autumn. The climate at this time is warm, which is conducive to the survival of the plants after being divided into pots. First take the plants out of the pot. If it is hydroponics, just pull out 5-8 plants. For soil cultivation, you need to remove the entire plant from the pot and then divide it with a knife. Put the separated sub-plants in new pots, you can add water to cultivate them, or you can fill them with soil for soil cultivation. Just water them thoroughly after placing them in the pots.

1. Potting season

1. Potting season

The season for potting Copperwort is generally in spring and autumn. The climate at this time is relatively warm, and it is more conducive to plant recovery after dividing it into pots. If you change the pot in summer, due to the relatively high temperature, the plant will easily lose too much water after being divided into pots, which will affect its growth and is not conducive to survival after planting. In winter, because the low temperature is not conducive to growth, it is not suitable to carry out.

2. Separation from the pot

< p> Copperwort can be cultivated in soil or water. If it is a water basin, it is easier to take it out of the basin. Generally, you can pick 5-8 plants and pull them out. If you plant more, you can also pull out more. Pay attention to the number of plants. Bring fibrous roots to avoid trauma. If it is soil culture, the entire soil ball needs to be removed from the pot, and then the plants can be separated by washing the roots.

3. Pot soil preparation

< p>Copper money grass needs to be prepared with good soil before potting it. It is generally made from a mixture of humus soil, garden soil and river mud, with the ratio of the three being 5:2:2. This can not only provide certain nutrients, but also provide good drainage and facilitate root breathing. If the soil is too heavy, water will not easily reach the roots and the plants will not have enough water to grow.

4. Planting

Put the separated copper money grass into a flower pot, fill it with soil, and water it appropriately to keep the substrate moist. If it is hydroponics, it needs to be placed in clean water, the water must be changed every week, and an appropriate amount of nutrient solution must be added. After the plant resumes growth and grows small leaves, you can apply a small amount of fertilizer once a week.

2. Separation from the basin

3. Pot soil preparation

4. Planting

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