Do you have to change the basin

Plants are healthy and flower pots are suitable. Generally, there is no need to change pots. Changing the pot is very likely to hurt the plant, and if it is careless, it will not survive the adaptation period

The figure below shows two plants in one pot before changing pots

The following figure shows that after changing the basin, the leaves were broken and the plants were dying during the operation

Since changing pots is risky, what can you do to make plants grow and flourish without changing pots? Huahua, let me tell you~

Add some sand to prevent the soil from hardening

Every six months to one year, the soil in the flowerpot hardens and dries, which is not conducive to plants absorbing oxygen, water and nutrition

The following figure shows the plants in hardened soil, and the lack of nutrition is obvious

To avoid soil hardening, the basin bottom can be padded with hydrophobic and breathable sand

Outdoor sand may contain bacteria and insects. You can soak it in carbendazim for about 20 minutes

After drying, add some peanut shells or nut shells and lay them on the bottom of the basin

Continue to add soil and plants

Finally, lay another layer of sand on the basin surface

In addition to sand, clay grains, loofah collaterals and nut shells can be laid on the bottom of the basin

Eggshell fattening

With the continuous growth of plants, there is less and less nutrition in the soil. At this time, adding egg shells, peanut shells and melon seed shells can supplement calcium, nitrogen, phosphoric acid and other nutrients

Rinse the egg shell and dry it in the sun

Break the eggshell. The thinner it is, the easier it will be broken down and absorbed

Dig a shallow ditch near the plants

Pour the broken eggshell into the

Cover it with earth

Pour some water and wait for the flowers to thrive~

Peanut shells can also be processed according to the above steps

Soybean water and rice washing water are used as fertilizer

A small egg shell is not a panacea. The fat you can pour is the most effective! What's good for pouring

Soybean water: raw soybeans are soaked in plastic bottles for 3-4 weeks and then rotten. When watering, a ladle of water is mixed with a few spoonfuls of it, which can make the leaves more plump and green

Fermented rice washing water: put it into a plastic bottle and put it in the sun for a week. The fermented rice washing water is acidic. You can pour camellia, Milan, gardenia and Rhododendron

Fruit peel and leftovers are fattened

For plants that are seriously deficient in nutrition, we must play a trump card and make self-made ten complete fertilizer to ensure that it is not prosperous

Fruit fat: just the leftover fruit. Here, use watermelon peel and chop it up

Mixed with flower soil, it's a little ugly

After mixing, it is sealed. Huahua uses a disposable packing basin here

Now the weather is relatively warm. It will become fertilizer after retting for more than a month. Just add it to the flowerpot that needs to be fattened. Don't add too much at a time~

Leftovers: use the kitchen leftovers and pour them into the soil

Stir well

Put it into a plastic bag and fasten it

It takes 1-2 months to be fat. Because the nutrition is relatively high, it should be mixed according to the specific conditions of plants. If you can't eat fat at one time, you will be burned by fat

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