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Epiphyllum repotting with what soil is good, repotting how long can come over slowly

Gustavo Fring
2020-11-16 11:23:35
Fertilization should be carried out in three stages when it blossoms. The first stage is just when the bud grows, at this time should be applied with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium elements of compound fertilizer, half a month once, applied twice can promote foil growth. In the second stage, only fertilizer containing elements of phosphorus and potassium is applied to promote flowering, and potassium dihydrogen phosphate fertilizer can be selected, which is used three times a month. The third stage is flowering, if the first two stages can be well fertilized, it can meet the demand, at this time to stop fertilizer, normal water supplement on the line.

1. what soil is good for repotting

The choice of soil is very important when changing pots, epiphyllum likes loose, humus, fertile, good drainage, good air permeability of sandy soil.When repotting, garden soil, rotten leaf soil and fine sand can be used to prepare 4:4:2, so that the prepared soil is of great help to the growth of epiphyllum.In addition, when repotting, you can also put some broken tiles at the bottom of the pot, which can not only increase the permeability of the soil, but also help drainage.

After the soil is prepared, some organic fertilizer should be sprinkled in it and stirred evenly, or the organic fertilizer should be diluted and poured into the soil, which will help to absorb nutrients.When fertilizing, the amount of fertilizer should be appropriate, too much fertilizer will affect the absorption of roots, and even cause the phenomenon of root burning, too little fertilizer will lead to inadequate nutrient absorption.

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2. how long can change basin slow down

Epiphyllum can recover in about a week after repotting. Do not water it immediately after repotting. Spray it with some water two days after replanting. Just keep the soil moist.Every once in a while, you can loosen the soil and make it loose, so that when you water it, you can make its roots fully absorb water.

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