1. Fortune tree

1. Take the rich tree out of the pot and pay attention not to damage the root system when taking off the pot

2. Clean the roots of fortune tree with clean water

3. Check the root system of the fortune tree to see if it is rotten and blackened. If so, cut it off with scissors

4. Prepare new flower pots and soil. The soil can be garden soil and sand in half proportion. Add sand to make the soil more loose and breathable on the one hand and support the trunk on the other hand

Some large fortune trees can't hold up with nutritious soil and will fall down. Small fortune trees can use nutrient soil

5. The new flowerpot should choose the shallow one, because the root system of fortune tree is relatively shallow, and the soil in the too deep flowerpot is not easy to dry, which is easy to cause ponding

Put some small stones or broken bricks and tiles on the bottom of the flowerpot to strengthen the water permeability and avoid ponding. Then fill the basin

2 green pineapple

1. Hold the green rose in one hand and buckle the flowerpot upside down in the other hand. Take the green rose off the pot first

2. Gently tap the soil lump of the root system of green pineapple, get down the large pieces of soil, and finally clean up the root system with clean water

3. Carefully check the root system of green pineapple. If there is any blackened place, it should be trimmed off ~ and no black place can be left

4. Then soak the wound of the root system of green pineapple in carbendazim solution for about 20 minutes and take it out to dry in the shade

5. The best new soil is peat soil: Perlite = 2:1. Perlite is added mainly to make the soil more loose and breathable

6. Put the green pineapple back into the basin

3 Clivia

1. Before changing pots, stop water for 1 week to separate the soil from the flowerpot

2. Hold the bulb of Clivia with one hand, turn the flowerpot with the other hand and knock it out

3. Gently pat the soil mass, quickly pat some soil down, and then rinse the roots of Clivia with water

4. Observe the root system and remove the old root, withered root and blackened root system

5. Soak the root in carbendazim solution for half an hour and then take it out to dry in the shade

6. The soil ratio of 5 parts of pastoral soil, 3 parts of rotten leaf soil and 2 parts of river sand can be used

At the same time, bury some melon seeds and slow-release fertilizer at the bottom of the flowerpot as base fertilizer

Then cover the melon seeds with a layer of 3 ~ 5cm soil to avoid the root system of Clivia contacting the soil directly

7. The gap between the roots of Clivia is relatively large. Before putting into the pot, fill the middle part of the roots of Clivia with soil, and then put the Clivia into the middle of the pot. While filling, beat the pot to avoid the gap in the middle

8. Pour water through it, put it in a cool and ventilated place for 1 ~ 2 days, and then take it out to bask in the sun

4 longevity flower

1. Hold the stem of Changshou flower, turn the flowerpot upside down and knock it out

2. Clean the soil on the roots of longevity flower with clean water

3. Check the root system of Changshou flower to see if there are black and rotten places. It's not the best. If there are, trim it off with sterilized scissors

4. Changshou flower is not very picky about the soil. Generally, it is good to mix a little sand in the nutrient soil. The ratio of nutrient soil to sand is 6:4

5. Bury a little chicken manure at the bottom of the pot of longevity flower as base fertilizer. Cover it with soil and then put it in the basin

6. Hupilan

1. Remove the cymbidium from the pot. Be careful not to hurt the root system of Cymbidium when removing the pot

2. Rinse the root system of hupilan with clean water and carefully check whether there is any blackened part. As long as it is blackened, it is rotten. Cut it off. If the root system is black, cut it off

3. Prepare new basin soil. The soil is preferably loose and breathable. It can be configured with garden soil + river sand in the ratio of 1:1. The flowerpot should be shallow, but with a larger diameter

4. Apply carbendazim to the wound of hupilan. After sterilization, you can put it in the basin again

7 asparagus

1. Take off the asparagus

2. There is no need to completely remove the soil, and a part should be left on the root system. Just remove the soil at the edge, then check the root system, and cut off the blackened root system

3. Prepare nutritious soil, ceramsite, small stones, etc

4. Weigh the ceramsite at the bottom of the flowerpot. If there is no ceramsite, replace it with a small stone

5. Nutrient soil, perlite and coarse sand are mixed in the ratio of 3:1:1. Use as new soil. Asparagus does not like fertilizer, so there is no need to put base fertilizer

6. Don't put the bare roots of asparagus into the pot. Put the roots with soil into the pot. While putting soil into the pot, tap the pot gently to avoid leaving gaps in the soil

7. Pour water, put it in a cool place for 1 ~ 2 days to slow the root, and then put it in a place with sufficient scattered light for curing

8 Chlorophytum

1. Knock the flowerpot on the ground a few times to separate the soil from the flowerpot

2. Clean up the root system of Chlorophytum, check whether there are black and rotten places, and cut off if there are any

3. Prepare nutritious humus soil ~ and flower pots larger than before

4. Bury some rotten bean cakes in the bottom of the basin and put the Chlorophytum back into the basin

Be careful not to let the root system of Chlorophytum come into contact with the fertilizer at the bottom~

9 much meat

1. Remove the meat from the basin and clean the roots. Cut off all the weak roots

2. Nutrient soil shall be prepared according to the proportion of peat soil 60% + sand 20% + particle 20%. At the same time, the bottom of the basin is padded with ceramsite to avoid ponding

3. Put the meat in the middle of the flowerpot and fill it slowly

4. Don't water first, wait 1 ~ 2 weeks before watering. Drought can promote the growth of fleshy roots

Keep it in a cool and ventilated place for 1 ~ 2 days, and then take it out to bask in the sun

10 happiness tree

1. Happiness trees are generally large, so it is troublesome to change pots. You can change only half of the soil, which can not only reduce the workload, but also reduce the damage to plant roots

2. The basin shall be separated for about 10 days before the basin is broken

Then remove half of the soil on the surface of the flower pot. Be careful not to break the root system of the happiness tree

3. Prepare new soil according to the proportion of garden soil: rotten leaf soil: rotten organic fertilizer: river sand = 5:3:1:1

4. Fill the new soil into the flowerpot ~ and then pour it through

11 Jasmine

1. First pour jasmine with water, wait for 1 ~ 2 days, and then change the basin when the soil is neither dry nor wet

2. Knock the outer wall of the flowerpot to separate the soil from the flowerpot. If it cannot be completely separated, insert a knife into the part between the soil and the flowerpot wall to separate the two

3. Clean up the soil and be careful not to damage the root system of jasmine

4. Clean up the roots of jasmine with clean water, and then carefully check the roots of jasmine. If there are black, dry and sick roots, cut them all, and some too old roots should also be cut off

5. Garden soil, compost soil and river sand shall be configured in the proportion of 4:4:2. Put a little slow-release fertilizer and cake fertilizer at the bottom of the flowerpot as the base fertilizer

6. Then put the jasmine in a basin

12 triangle plum

1. Take the triangle plum out of the basin, knock the soil mass of the triangle plum on the ground and knock off the soil at the edge

2. Cut out one-third or one-half of the soil mass surrounding the root system, not all of it

3. When removing the soil mass, one third of the vigorous root system of trigonometry plum can also be removed, or it can be removed together with the removal of the soil mass

4. The soil of triangle plum can be configured with rotten leaf soil + river sand

You can also use half of sand and cinder and add a small amount of fish intestines and chicken manure for retting. This kind of soil is loose, breathable, non hardening, good fertility and great to use. However, it should be noted that it can only be used after retting. When changing the basin, you must not put raw fish intestines and chicken manure in it

5. Put the triangle plum back into the basin