When is the best time to repot the keel flower? What should you pay attention to when repotting the keel flower?

Dragon bone flowers are quite common in life. Because they can purify the air and nourish the body, many people will keep one or two pots of dragon bone flowers at home. So when is the best time to repot the dragon bone flowers? What should you pay attention to when repotting dragon bone flowers? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help you.

When is the best time to repot the keel?

The best time to repot the keel flower is spring, summer, and autumn. Since the keel is a plant that is afraid of cold, the other three seasons are suitable for repotting except winter. However, early spring is not suitable for repotting because the weather is unstable and the temperature is still relatively low. Specifically, you can repot the keel flower on or after the Qingming Festival.

What should you pay attention to when repotting keel flowers?

The best potting soil for planting keel flowers is loose, breathable, nutritious, and well-drained. Generally, half nutritious soil and half granular soil are mixed. If you live in the countryside or it is convenient to go to the countryside to dig soil, you can go to the forest (pine forest is best) to get the sandy humus soil. That is the best, but it is best to be exposed to the sun for 34 days before use to kill bacteria and insects.

Combined with repotting and soil change, sufficient base fertilizer can be applied to the bottom of the pot. The base fertilizer is preferably a well-rotted organic fertilizer, such as well-rotted bean cake fertilizer or fish bone meal, and an appropriate amount of granular slow-release fertilizer at home. These organic fertilizers or slow-release fertilizers have a very long-lasting fertilizer effect and are very rich in fertility, which can basically meet the growth of the dragon bone flower for the next one to two years.

After repotting, place it in a place with scattered light for about half a month to slow down the growth, and then gradually move it to the sun for normal maintenance. During normal maintenance, watering should be done in a dry place rather than wet place, because the dragon bone flower is not afraid of drought but is very afraid of waterlogging. Once the pot soil is waterlogged or too much water is poured, its roots are easy to rot. In addition, the maintenance environment must be ventilated and have sufficient sunlight (appropriate shade should be provided in hot summer).

Is it feasible to plant dragon bone trees together?

The keels can be planted together, growing in a continuous piece, and also very beautiful. Don't plant them too close, you can overlap them a little, after all, the keels have a strong germination ability, and new bodies will sprout on them. If they are too close, it will affect the appearance. This also depends on personal preferences and different aesthetics. The pursuit of natural harmony is what humans and plants need.