How long does it take for pothos to slow down its seedlings after repotting?

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1. Duration of slowing down seedlings

2. Precautions during the seedling slowing stage

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After repotting, pothos usually has a slow seedling period of 10-15 days. Ideally, it will take about a week. If you want to shorten the seedling slowing period, you need to pay attention to the maintenance method. During this period, no watering or direct sunlight is allowed. You can spray water on the leaves more to meet the growth needs. In addition, ventilate in time to ensure smooth air flow.

1. Duration of slowing down seedlings

1. Duration of seedling slowing

After pothos is repotted, the seedling slowing period is usually 10-15 days. If the repotting method is done properly, it can take about a week at the fastest. After changing the pot, try every means to create conditions that are conducive to shortening the seedling slowing period so that it can enter the growth state more quickly.

2. Precautions during the seedling slowing period

< p>1. No watering: No watering during the slow seedling stage because the roots must be pruned before potting. The pruned wounds will cause root rot in moist soil. You can spray water on the leaves frequently to keep them moist.

2. Do not expose to the sun: Do not expose to the sun during the seedling slowing down period. Generally, repotting is done in the summer. The summer sun can easily burn the leaves, so they must be moved to a cool and dark place in time.

3. Timely ventilation: The seedlings should be placed in a well-ventilated place during the seedling stage. Poor ventilation can easily breed bacteria and make green radish susceptible to infection. Maintain air circulation and provide it with a fresh and clean growing environment.

2. Precautions during the seedling slowing stage

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