How to repot passion fruit? Can I put it on the rooftop to dry after repotting?

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1. How to change basins

2. Whether it can be exposed to the sun

Before repotting passion fruit, you need to prepare a large-diameter flower pot. After simply loosening the soil, start the seedlings. Be careful during this process and try not to damage the roots. It is best to repot it with original soil, so after the seedlings are established, simply trim the roots, then place the soil-encrusted plant in the new pot and fill the gaps with soil. After changing the pot, do not expose it to the sun. Place it in a slightly shaded position and wait for it to germinate.

1. Repot method

1. Preparation: The flowerpot used for cultivating passion fruit should be larger. The new flowerpot should be at least one circle larger than the old one. The diameter of the flowerpot can be 40-60cm. So that it can meet its growing needs.

2. Seedling raising: Be careful when raising seedlings, and try not to damage the root system. Once the roots are damaged, it will seriously affect its recovery and growth. After loosening the soil, you can tilt the flower pot and slowly take it out.

3. Repot: repot it At the same time, it is best to bring original soil. After taking it out of the pot, just trim the longer roots slightly, put the original soil in a new pot, and fill the gaps with soil.

4. Slow down the seedlings: After changing the pot, it usually takes a period of time to slow down the seedlings. During this period, do not see the light too early and need to be raised in a shaded place. It will be short of water just after repotting, so you can prune off some branches at this time, and it will recover quickly after the seedlings have slowed down.

2. Whether it can be exposed to the sun

It is not recommended to place it on the rooftop after repotting, because the light on the rooftop is generally good, and passion fruit cannot see light after repotting, so it is better to place it in a dark place.

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