Flower Pots – Autumn Planting

Planted flower pots should not lose too much soil when watered. Therefore, a drainage mesh or a piece of clay should be placed over the drainage hole.

The pot is then filled with substrate. The best option for this is potting soil.

To ensure the autumn plants in the pot thrive, the roots are carefully loosened. Then, the plant is placed into the soil.

The root ball should be completely submerged in the soil. Therefore, more soil is added around the first plant. To ensure the roots make good contact with the soil, the soil is pressed down around the plant.

This process is repeated for the next plants: loosening the roots and carefully covering the root ball with soil in the pot.

The plastic pot is best removed by gently pressing. This loosens the root ball, making it easier to pull the plant out.

It's important to make sure the plants are not planted too closely together so they don't hinder each other's growth.

For an autumnal planting, a combination of silver wire, cyclamen, chrysanthemums, and heather is ideal. The white and red tones create a harmonious look that reminds us of autumn leaves while also bringing a sense of anticipation for winter. The white-silver and red plants are planted opposite each other.

Finally, the plants are gently pressed into the soil once more, and any excess soil is removed. The autumnal planting is complete!

The new plant container looks especially beautiful on a terrace. Finally, the plants are watered all around.