Can Tiger Pilan be transplanted in autumn? What kind of soil should be used to transplant Tiger Pilan?

Tiger Pilan is a plant that can purify the air and can effectively absorb harmful gases in the air, such as formaldehyde. Tiger Pilan sometimes needs to be repotted and transplanted, so can it be transplanted in autumn? What kind of soil is better?

Can the tiger lily be transplanted in autumn?

It can be transplanted in autumn.

1. Choose the appropriate temperature for transplanting. It is not suitable when the temperature is too high and the light is strong, and it is not suitable when the temperature is too low as it is prone to frostbite. Therefore, September and October in autumn, when the temperature is around 20 degrees, are just the right time for transplanting.

2. When transplanting the tiger skin plant, be careful not to damage the root system. Its root system is not well developed, so when dividing it, it is best to leave a certain root system on each plant. Just cut off some useless dead roots and rotten roots.

3. When transplanting Sansevieria, pay attention to the use of soil. Do not use mud soil. If the soil is too sticky, add coal slag, river sand or perlite to promote drainage and ventilation.

4. After transplanting the snake plant, water it thoroughly. Do not water it again immediately. Wait until it is dry before watering it again. Place it in a cool, semi-shaded place for maintenance. Do not expose it to direct sunlight as it is afraid of exposure to the sun. So place it in a cool, ventilated place for a period of time before maintaining it normally.

What soil to use for transplanting tiger lily

Whether you are transplanting a seedling or a large tiger skin orchid, you need to prepare potting soil when you transplant it in autumn. You can choose a suitable flowerpot according to the size of the plant, but the bottom of the flowerpot must have drainage holes to be beneficial to the health of the plant. It is also very simple to prepare soil for tiger skin orchids. You can use leaf mold containing relatively high humus and add a small amount of appropriate mixed perlite to meet the growth needs of tiger skin orchids, but it is best to add base fertilizer to make tiger skin orchids grow better.

Before transplanting, water control is required. Only by controlling water can the soil be removed from the pot, which takes about 3 to 5 days. Be careful when removing the pot, so as not to hurt the root system. After removing the pot, check the root system. If there is rot, prune it and use carbendazim or potassium permanganate. Sterilize and dry the roots before potting. If there is no disease in the root system, no modification is required. Generally, small seedlings can be directly potted with the original soil.

After all the above is done, you can transplant the tiger skin orchid into the pot. Before potting, you need to put some expanded clay or tiles at the bottom of the pot to prevent the soil from falling out, and the drainage holes will be blocked during the long-term watering, which will easily form water accumulation and cause root rot. Then you need to put some soil, put the tiger skin orchid into the pot, straighten it, and slowly add soil to fill it up.

After potting, it needs to be maintained. Do not expose it to the sun at this time, as it will easily wither the plant. At this time, the tiger skin plant has not yet adapted to the soil, so it needs to be placed in a cool place and watered thoroughly once to allow the tiger skin plant to adapt to the pot as soon as possible. After normal growth, it can be gradually exposed to the sun. However, tiger skin plants are shade-tolerant and light-loving. To maintain tiger skin plants well, just place them in a semi-shaded environment.

How to repot the tiger plant

1 A few days before repotting the Sansevieria, you need to stop watering it and keep the soil dry, which will help the Sansevieria to remove from the pot.

When repotting, first use a small wooden stick to gently tap the outer wall of the flowerpot a few times to separate the soil from the pot wall. Then tilt the flowerpot and dig out the soil at the edge of the pot. If the soil is loose, you can push the hole at the bottom of the flowerpot to allow the plant to escape from the pot.

2 After taking the snake plant out of the old pot, cut off some old roots, diseased roots, and weak roots, then place the roots in a solution of carbendazim for disinfection. After taking it out and drying it, you can prepare for transplanting.

3 Prepare a new flowerpot of suitable size, put some broken tiles at the bottom of the flowerpot, fill it with some sandy soil, then place the tiger skin plant upright in the middle of the flowerpot, slowly add soil to the pot, and fill it with soil to fix the tiger skin plant.

Don't water the tiger skin plant immediately after repotting it, and don't expose it to the sun. You should first place it in a cool, ventilated, and well-lit environment for about a week to give it some time to "adapt to the new pot." After its roots can adapt to the new soil, water it slightly along the pot wall, and then gradually let it receive direct sunlight. After everything adapts, you can carry out normal maintenance.