How to transplant the dracene into another pot?

Dracaena is one of the favorite plants of many florists. Timely transplantation is very important for the normal growth of the flower.

How correctly to transplant the dracene at home?

Proper plant transplantation is very important. The roots of the flower grow rapidly, and they can become cramped in a pot.

The most optimal time for a flower transplant is the period from mid-March to the end of April. This is a period of intensive plant growth. The young dracen is transplanted every year, and the adult one every 2-3 years.

Sometimes there are situations when the flower needs to be transplanted at another time. This need may occur immediately after purchase, if you notice that the plant is too tight in the pot. In this case, transplantation is carried out at any time of the year, during the week after purchase.

Pot and soil for dracaena

If you have purchased a small dracaena, you need to pick up a pot, the diameter of which will be at least 15-20 cm. You should give preference to containers made of clay or ceramics that pass air well. In pots made of such materials, the probability of moisture stagnation decreases.

At the bottom of the pot should be placed drainage from large expanded clay.

Ground for dracaena can be purchased or made independently. To do this, in equal proportions mixed deciduous land, humus and peat. To this mixture add a little charcoal.

How to plant a dracene in a pot?

To correctly implement the transplant process, you must adhere to the following rules:

  1. Stop watering a few days before the transplant.
  2. Dracaena is carefully taken out of the old pot. In this case, the roots do not need to be completely cleared from the ground.
  3. Superfluous root part is cut off.
  4. At the bottom of the new pot drainage is put and fill it with soil till the middle.
  5. The plant is placed in a pot. The place in the tank, which remained free, is filled with soil. It is not necessary to tamp down it.

How to plant a dracaena?

When transplanting, the plant can be multiplied. To this end, cut off a strong strong stalk, place it in a container of water (in which you can add "Zircon" for rooting) or ground and keep there until the moment it takes root. After that, it is planted in a pot of soil.

Caring for dracaena after transplantation

After the transplant, the plant is weakened and needs special care, which is as follows:

Correct transplantation will help ensure that Dracaena rejoices you for a long time.