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मातीची भांडी वापरण्यापूर्वी काय करायचे old video #gavranaaji |how to ready soil pots for ready Preparing a new soil or terracotta pot for planting involves a conditioning process to prevent the pot from leaching moisture from the soil and to minimize the risk of cracking. Condition the pot Soak the pot: Submerge the new terracotta pot completely in a bucket of water for at least 30 minutes, or ideally for up to 24 hours. You will know it's ready when the clay has absorbed as much water as possible and has changed color from light to dark. This step is crucial because the porous clay acts like a sponge; if you don't soak it, the dry pot will pull water directly from the potting soil, dehydrating your plant. Dry it out: After soaking, remove the pot and let it air-dry completely. This can take several hours, or you can place it in the sun to speed up the process. Fill the pot Cover the drainage hole: Place a piece of mesh, a coffee filter, or a broken piece of a terracotta pot ("crock") over the drainage hole. This prevents soil from washing out while still allowing water to drain. Add a base layer for drainage: For extra drainage, you can place a shallow layer of gravel, broken pot pieces, or coarse materials at the bottom. Use the right potting mix: Select a high-quality potting mix that is appropriate for your plant. Do not use soil from your garden, as it is often too heavy and can compact easily in a pot. For most plants, a good mix contains compost, coconut coir (or peat moss), and perlite for water retention and aeration. Prepare the plant: Carefully remove your plant from its nursery container. Gently loosen the roots with your fingers, especially if the plant is root-bound. Plant it: Add enough soil to the pot so that the base of your plant sits about one inch below the rim. Place the plant in the center and fill the pot with more potting mix, gently tamping it down to remove air pockets. Water thoroughly: After planting, water the pot deeply until you see water flowing out of the drainage hole at the bottom. This ensures the soil is evenly moist. Tips for success Watering needs: Since terracotta pots are porous, they dry out faster than plastic pots. Check the soil moisture regularly, especially during warmer months, to prevent your plant from drying out. Seal if desired: If you want to reduce the pot's porosity, you can apply a commercial pot sealer to the interior. This is optional, but it helps slow down evaporation, which is useful for plants that prefer a consistently moist soil. AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses You can now share this thread with other