How did Cartland change the pot? Cartland changed the pot.

Cattleya, which has been planted for 2 ~ 3 years by changing pots, grows gradually. The original flowerpots can no longer accommodate crowded plants and roots, and most of the cultivation materials in the pots rot. At this time, the pots should be changed and divided in time, and the plants that are about to bloom should be divided or changed after flowering.

When dividing plants, the plants are usually dug out of the pot first, and the old pot materials around the roots are removed, so that the roots are exposed. For plants that grow too vigorously, the roots at the bottom can be cut off, while for ordinary plants, rotten roots and pseudobulb can be cut off, and larger plants will also be cut off, so that the separated plants must have at least three pseudobulb with new buds. Too small cutting will affect the recovery, growth and flowering of new plants.

Plant new plants in new flowerpots. When planting, we must pay attention to make the new buds face the pot edge, leaving a growth position of 2 ~ 3 years. The newly planted cattleya should be placed in a semi-cool and humid place for 2 ~ 3 weeks, and a small amount of water should be sprayed on the leaves every day to keep the leaves and pseudobulb from shrinking. The roots are not watered or fertilized, and watering is started when the new roots grow to 2 ~ 3 cm.