How long does it take to fertilize after repotting?

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1. How long does it take to fertilize?

2. Things to note when changing basins

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Do not fertilize during the seedling slowing down period after repotting. Fertilizer needs to be waited for the plants to adapt to the new environment. Plants with a short recovery time can be fertilized in a week, while those with a long recovery time will take a month or more. Properly loosen the soil before fertilizing, and water appropriately after fertilizing, which is more conducive to plants absorbing nutrients.

1. How long does it take to fertilize?

1. How long does it take to fertilize?

Flowers will be in the slow seedling period after being repotted. Be sure not to fertilize them at this time, as it is easy to burn the roots. You need to wait until the plants adapt to the new growth environment before fertilizing. If the plants have good growth ability, you can fertilize appropriately in about a week. Plants with a long recovery period may need a month or more to fertilize. Simply loosen the soil before applying fertilizer, and water appropriately the next day after applying fertilizer. This will help the plant absorb nutrients more easily.

2. Precautions for repotting

1. When changing pots, the roots of the plants need to be properly pruned, mainly to remove dry and rotten roots. It is best to use potassium permanganate to disinfect the roots after pruning them. And the scissors used must be disinfected first to prevent bacteria from invading the incision.

2. You can add some base fertilizer to the soil when potting. In this way, even if you don't fertilize it after changing the pot, the growth of the plant will not be affected.

3. As the plant gradually resumes growth, it also needs to increase the light appropriately, but it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. Proper light will allow the flowers to maintain a better growth state.

2. Things to note when changing basins

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