Effective replanting hints

1	Water the plant well some hours before replanting. Remove from the old pot.	6	Finally add soil around the plant and press it together so that no holes remain.
2	Turn the grower’s pot upside down. Shake it or even cut it up if the plant is stuck, in order to get the plant out. Remove the upper soil layer .	7	It is important to replant the plant at about the same height as before and to keep a 1-2 cm brim for watering.
3	Remove morbid roots and widen the dense root ball with a stick.	8	Put the grower’s pot in an appropriate Scheurich cover-pot. The cover-pot should be at least 1cm bigger than the grower’s pot.
4	The appearance of the roots is an indication for the plants health. White, healthy roots at the end of the root ball indicate a healthy plant, ready to replant in a bigger pot.	9	Water the plant and place it in light, but never expose it to the direct sun.
5	Place a sherd in the plastic or clay pot covering the hole. (Clay pots should be soaked in water for about 24 hours before). Then fill in a layer of sand or gravel of approx. 3cm, followed by the root ball..	10	Tips for further care: Water just as much that the soil does not dry out. As soon as new growth develops, proceed care according to individual plant needs.