For oleanders, Lantana and angel's trumpet it's time, prepare them for the outdoor season. They are already longingly waiting for more light and a warm spring rain. As soon as there is no more threat of frost, potted plants can get out again.
• It is important to be protected for the first few days, shady place, because even sun-loving plants first have to get used to direct UV radiation again. Otherwise, especially young leaves can burn quickly. A protective fleece protects against cold nights, that is slipped over the plants.
• Smaller potted plants in particular now need new soil and a larger pot. Older specimens only need to be repotted every two to three years. After the roots and shoots have been cut back by about a third, they can be put back into the old ones with new soil, cleaned bucket.
1 Clear out: A sack truck or special carrying handles make it easier to transport the potted plants and protect your back.
2 Shade: First, the plants should be in a shady place if possible, otherwise the leaves, not yet accustomed to sunlight, will easily burn. A fleece cover can also help here.
3 Pruning: In the case of tall stems, you should remove all shoots, that grow out of the trunk, remove regularly.
4 Repotting: plants, who have completely rooted their earth ball, need bigger pots and fresh soil. Pick the pot about 6 to 8 cm larger than the old one. Put the plant back in the ground as deep as before.