All indoor plants require love and respect. It will not be enough just to take, plant in a flowerpot and water from time to time. Flowers are living organisms that want to feed, multiply and become crowded in one place. If the plant is not transplanted in time into another larger pot, then it will begin to wither, cease to please the eye with its flowering and beauty. Violets are very delicate plants, and therefore you need to be especially careful and careful with them. What will bring you an annual transplant of this plant? First, beautiful, lush flowering. Secondly, you can hide the roots, which become noticeable over time. By transplanting a violet, you not only give it a new place of "residence", but also add nutrients and oxygen to the ground. This promotes beautiful growth. But how to transplant a violet correctly? This will be discussed below.
Determine the time
Before transplanting a violet, it is necessary to determine the necessary moment. How to understand? You will notice that a specific white coating will appear on the soil. What is he talking about? First, about an overabundance of minerals,secondly, about poor breathability, that is, about a small amount of oxygen. If you take the violet out of the pot, then another indication that it is time to replant will be a dense clod of earth braided with roots. Transplantation can take place at any time, but it is best to wait until spring, as at this time of the year the sun's rays allow the flower to quickly adapt to a new place. It is undesirable to transplant such a sensitive plant during the flowering period. You should not injure him, it is better to wait. But there are exceptions. For example, if insects have started in the soil, or the earth has become acidic - transplant a flower into a new land without hesitation!
Preparing everything for the transplant
How to transplant a violet correctly? For this, everything needs to be prepared. First - check the ground (it should not be dry). Pots with s alt deposits are best washed and cleaned thoroughly. Choose a pot of the desired diameter (size), and also give preference to plastic material. Why? The fact is that in beautiful clay or ceramic pots, the earth is depleted and dries out much faster. Buy special soil for violets, in which not only sand is added, but also peat. Before planting, calculate the level - the leaves should lightly touch the ground.
Replanting
How to transplant a violet? There are several ways, and each of them is good in its own way. After you have purchased soil and a pot, you only need to decide on the method of transplanting, for example, Korshunova violets.
Complete land replacement
This method is necessary in cases where insects have appeared in the ground or it has oxidized. What's the plus? The fact is that in this way you completely clean the root system of the flower, and this allows you to see its condition, remove excess roots that have rotted or become old. Carefully remove the flower from the old pot, brush the ground off the roots with a brush and cut off the old leaves. Sprinkle all cuts with charcoal. Pour drainage, soil at the bottom and place the violet comfortably. Top up the soil in the right amount, and water every other day.
Partial transplant
A partial transplant is necessary if the violet has grown strongly. This is a gentle method, which involves only shaking the violet roots from the soil and transplanting it into a new pot with freshly fertilized soil. Transplanting violets is effortless, just be careful and frugal.
