When is the best time to transplant chlorophytum?

Generally speaking, chlorophytum has good vitality and adaptability, so there is almost no need to worry too much about reproduction. Chlorophytum also has the function of absorbing harmful gases, so many families will put Chlorophytum at home. If the breeding time is too long or there is a problem with the usual maintenance, it is necessary to transplant chlorophytum, and then introduce how to transplant chlorophytum to ensure the survival rate.

1. transplant time

First of all, we should choose a suitable time to transplant chlorophytum. Generally speaking, the temperature is moderate and the air humidity is suitable in spring and autumn. So transplanting in spring and autumn can effectively improve the survival rate. On the contrary, if transplanted in summer and winter, extreme weather conditions can easily lead to death.

2. New soil structure

First of all, the new soil must be kept clean and loose, with good air permeability and water permeability. Mix river sand with peat soil and add some garden soil to make new soil. In order to prevent water from evaporating too quickly, you can also put some pebbles on the transplanted pot soil.

3. Transplanting method

First, take the chlorophytum out of the old pot soil and gently remove the soil wrapped around the plants. The residual soil on the root system does not need to be removed, and the trace elements scattered by the root system will adhere to the surrounding soil, which can better promote growth. Then put chlorophytum into the prepared new pot soil, fill the gap with soil, and then pour water after compaction. Water thoroughly for the first time.

4. Maintenance after removal

After transplantation, it needs careful care for a period of time, and it will be easier to maintain the chlorophytum after it is fully adapted to the new basin soil environment. When watering, just keep it suddenly and slightly wet, not too much, avoid direct sunlight and keep scattering. It is best to control the ambient temperature above 20 degrees Celsius and below 25 degrees Celsius.