Do you need to water the pothos after changing the pot?

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1. Whether to water or not?

2. Watering method

3. Things to note when changing basins

After repotting the pothos, you need to water it thoroughly, that is, root water. After that, water it thoroughly under normal management, and do not overwater. Avoid water accumulation, which will cause the leaves to turn yellow or even root rot. You can spray water on the leaves more often. When repotting, old and rotten roots should be trimmed and must be placed in a cool and dark place for cultivation. And be careful not to fertilize just after repotting.

1. Do you need to water?

Of course you need to water the pothos after changing the pot, and the watering must be thorough, which is called root water. Make sure that the potting soil absorbs enough water, but not too much. Water accumulation will cause the leaves to turn yellow, wilting and even root rot.

2. Watering method

The pothos that has just been repotted must be watered thoroughly. If it is overwatered, the excess water must be poured out in time to avoid stagnant water. After watering thoroughly, it can be managed normally. Wait until the soil can no longer be touched with your fingers before watering again, which will also make it thoroughly watered. You can sprinkle more water on the leaves at ordinary times.

3. Precautions for repotting

1. Prune the roots: before repotting, cut off the old roots, rotten roots or long roots of the pothos. If you cut too much, , also cut off some branches and leaves appropriately.

2. Do not fertilize: Do not fertilize newly repotted Pothos. . Because it cannot adapt to the new environment immediately, and its roots cannot absorb the nutrients brought by fertilizers, fertilizer must be applied after new shoots grow.

3. Place in a cool place: The green radish that has just been repotted should be placed in a cool and dark place. Do not expose it to direct sunlight, otherwise it will cause the leaves to wither and turn yellow.

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