Tutorial on repotting and planting German irises

German iris is a perennial plant with very long leaves and a beautiful butterfly-like appearance. German iris flowers are large and colorful, with rich colors such as white, yellow, blue, purple and red. Planting German iris in a flower bed can create a beautiful sea of ​​flowers. Let's take a look at how to repot and plant German iris .

[Warning] Iris is slightly poisonous

Repotting and planting German irises

1. Planting German iris - soil

German iris requires neutral or slightly alkaline soil, and a pH value between 6-8 is more conducive to the growth of German iris .

2. Planting of German iris - light

German iris can tolerate shade but requires sufficient light, so it should not be planted in a dark environment, nor is it suitable for planting in too dense a place.

3. Planting of German irises - watering

German irises are planted in relatively dry areas in the spring. When the flowers grow out or bloom, the soil moisture of the German irises should be kept regularly , which can quickly promote the flowering of the flowers. After the flowers bloom, watering should be appropriately reduced. If it is rainy during the flowering period, pay attention to controlling the drainage capacity of the soil.

4. Planting of German iris - fertilization

German iris can be fertilized twice during its growth period, and pigeons can choose the more appropriate time in spring and autumn. German iris can be fertilized with bone meal, potassium sulfate and other substances.

5. Planting of German iris - Transplanting

German irises are suitable for transplanting during the growing season, but the ideal time to transplant is in spring or early autumn.