1. Choice of time

Generally speaking, in order to ensure the normal growth of plants, we will change the flower soil every two years. There is no need to change the soil often, and of course, it can't be changed for too long. The appropriate time to change pots is in the early spring, that is, about February to March. Because the buds have not yet begun to germinate at this time, it is more suitable

2. Specific steps

(1) Select basin and soil: observe the size of the plant. If you think the original basin is too small, you can replace it with a larger and more suitable basin. As for flower soil, we should choose acidic and loose soil according to the preferences of this plant, and get it under the sun before officially changing the pot. This can kill harmful bacteria in the soil in advance

(2) Change pots: remove the plants, shake off the soil outside the roots, and cut off the aging and decaying roots. Leave it in a cool and ventilated place for three days until the wound is dry. After that, replace the new soil into the basin and put the plants into it. The depth shall be consistent with the original depth as far as possible. After that, the basin soil shall be compacted and watered. It shall be watered as thoroughly as possible at this time

(3) Post management: after watering, put the plant in a ventilated, shaded and cool place. After about 15 days, it can be maintained and managed normally