The characteristics and selection of commonly used flower pots

At present, the flowerpots for planting flowers are in various forms and sizes. Flower producers or flower growers may choose flowerpots based on the nature and needs of the flowers and the characteristics of the flowerpots. Here are some common flowerpots. 1, basin: also known as mud pots, plain pots. This pot is made of clay and burned in two types, red and gray. It has good drainage and ventilation performance, low price and complete specifications. It is most suitable for family flowering purposes. 2, Zisha basin: also known as pots. Production of exquisite, simple and generous, mostly purple, complete specifications, but its permeability, permeability is less than pots. It is used for planting humid flowers and can also be used as a pot. 3, porcelain basin: made of clay, coated with color glaze. Exquisite craftsmanship, clean and elegant, beautiful appearance. The disadvantage is bad drainage. Used as a pot basin for decorating interiors or displaying flowers. 4, glazed pots: In the pot painted with a variety of color glaze, beautiful appearance, form a variety, but poor drainage permeability, and more used as a bonsai basin. 5, basin: There is no water hole in the pelvic floor, in various forms, used to cultivate narcissus and other hydroponic flowers. 6, plastic basin: Currently on the market for sale of colored plastic basin, it is lightweight and beautiful, non-friable. When selecting flower pots, pay attention to size and height. Flowerpots are too large, like thin children wearing large clothes, affect the appearance, and large flower pots and plants are small, the ability of plants to absorb water is relatively weak. After watering, the pots and soils are kept moist for a long time, and the flowers and trees are difficult to breathe, which easily leads to rot. Small flowerpots are top-heavy and affect root development. In addition, there are three points for selecting the size and height of the pot: 1 The diameter of the pot's mouth should be roughly in line with the diameter of the plant's crown; 2 The plant with the mud will be left behind when placed in the pot. 2-4cm gap to add new soil; 3 plants without mud, after the root system into the flowerpot, to be able to stretch out, should not be bent. If the main root or fibrous root is too long, it can be trimmed properly and then planted in a pot.