How to transplant fuchsia correctly: the secret of abundant flowering

Fuchsia is a very popular plant among flower growers, which is popularly called "Japanese lantern".

According to professional florists, caring for a flower is not difficult and includes standard procedures in the form of watering, fertilizing and, of course, transplanting.

We will talk about the latter today.

Fuchsia should be transplanted every year with the onset of spring if you want the plant to delight you with lush flowering.

As a substrate, a mixture consisting of sod, sheet soil, humus, peat and sand, taken in equal amounts, is suitable.

Another mandatory condition is a drainage layer. It can be made, for example, from expanded clay.

It will be better if you choose the transshipment method for replanting fuchsia. To do this, pour a little soil mixture into the pot on top of the drainage layer, and then pour the flower there along with the earth lump.

After completing the procedure, put the plant in a place that is well lit by the sun, cut the stems by a third, spray and water.