How to pot honeysuckle and what size pot to use

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1. Prepare pot soil

2. Select seedlings

3. Planting in pots

4. Later maintenance

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The method of potting honeysuckle is very simple. You need to prepare a slightly larger flower pot. The specific size depends on the size of the seedlings. The soil only needs to be breathable and loose. Seedlings should be chosen to be free from diseases and insect pests and strong, as this will have a higher survival rate. When planting, dig a small hole first, put the seedlings in, and fill it with soil. After planting, water thoroughly in time, move to a ventilated place without light, wait for a week, and then resume normal management later. Pay attention to watering frequently during the seedling stage and fertilizing regularly to promote more vigorous growth.

1. Prepare pot soil

1. Prepare the pot soil

When potting honeysuckle, you need to prepare a slightly larger flowerpot and a deeper one, but the diameter of the flowerpot should not exceed the crown of the tree. Potted plants need to be repotted every two years, so they should not be too large. It depends on the size of the seedlings. The soil only needs to be loose and breathable. You can mix it with coarse sand, garden soil and vermiculite to meet its growth needs.

2. Select seedlings

Potted plants When planting, you must choose suitable seedlings to ensure that they are free of diseases and insect pests. It is best to grow stronger seedlings, which have a higher survival rate. If one of the plants has a disease or insect pest, the potted plant will become infected quickly, reducing the survival rate.

3. Planting in pots

Prepare the potting soil and select the seedlings before planting them in the pots. First dig a hole of suitable size on the surface of the potting soil, then put the seedling in, let its root system spread out, and then carefully fill it with soil. Fill the soil well and compact it well to prevent it from tilting when watered later.

IV. Later maintenance

Part 1 After planting, the potted plant should be watered once with root water. At this time, it should be watered enough and thoroughly, but no water should accumulate. After watering, move it to a ventilated and dark place. Do not bask in the sun in a hurry, otherwise the seedlings will be burned. It will take about a week for growth to resume in such an environment, and then normal management can be resumed. Seedlings will consume a lot of nutrients and water during their growth period, so they need to be fertilized regularly and watered frequently to keep the soil moist.

2. Select seedlings

3. Planting in pots

4. Later maintenance

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