Indoor plants have always been the best decoration of any room. And they all require periodic transplantation. And then there is
question how to transplant flowers. Before you start, you need to be well prepared for this. This is not as simple as it might seem at first glance. If you prepare everything correctly and think it over in advance, then the whole transplant procedure will take you very little time. Like any other business, transplantation has its own nuances that should be taken into account if, of course, you want your plant to take root and delight you with its beauty.
Before transplanting flowers, you need to prepare the soil in which your flower will "live". This is one of the most important steps in transplantation. It depends on what kind of land you choose how your flower will be accepted in a new place. You should not use the land from gardens or beds, as all kinds of fertilizers have accumulated in it over the years, which will not have a very favorable effect on your plant. If you decide not to buy a ready-made mixture of black soil, but take it from the nearest planting, then in this case take a layer that is significantly lower than the top one. It has much lessvarious microorganisms that can subsequently damage the root system of your plant.
The second, no less important issue is the choice of a pot for a plant. Now in stores
you can purchase a variety of pots in shape, color and material, in which you can plant indoor plants. When choosing, it must be remembered that this or that pot is not suitable for all plants. Sometimes, due to the wrong choice, the plant dies.
Basically, the transplantation of indoor plants, as, indeed, of all others, is carried out in the spring. It is at this time of the year that they, so to speak, wake up and are most ready for transplanting and flowering. Usually indoor plants are transplanted once a year, and if they are young or actively flowering, then more often.
When answering the question of how to transplant flowers, it is worth recalling that you cannot transplant immediately after the plant has faded, as this can lead to its death. After flowering, the plant weakens, and it will be difficult for it to adapt to the new environment. Also, do not forget about what kind of flower you want to transplant. Plants with abundant foliage sometimes require repotting more often than others. And there are those that should not be disturbed for 2-3 years. It all depends on how quickly the root system develops and how quickly the roots fill the pot. Since the plants in the house are quite diverse, they also require different care.
The whole process of transplanting flowers takes a little time and consists ofseveral stages.
Firstly, the flowers must be watered at least a couple of hours before transplanting. Next - prepare the workplace and everything necessary for work (pot, earth, knife, charcoal). A two-centimeter layer of pebbles should be laid at the bottom of the pot and everything should be covered with fresh soil in such a way that a hill is formed in the center. Only after everything is prepared, you need to get the flower out of the old pot (together with the earth), shake off the excess earth, clean the roots a little. Before immersing the plant in a new soil, you need to inspect the roots for the presence of rotten or damaged areas and carefully cut them off. If there are none, you can put the plant in a new pot and cover it with earth. At the final stage, we water the freshly planted plant.
How to transplant flowers, now it's clear. So this process will not cause any difficulties and will bring only pleasure
