Basin soil conditions required for cardinal coral basin change

Cardinal coral has strong adaptability. If it is managed and maintained properly, it can grow rapidly. However, when it grows to a certain size, considering the bearing capacity of the flower pot, it needs to be transplanted into a relatively large pot, so as to ensure its healthy and robust growth. The composition and proportion of basin soil required for cardinal coral basin replacement can be selected as follows: vegetable garden soil: slag = 3:1, or garden soil: river sand: slag = 4:1:2, and paddy soil, rotten leaf soil, pond mud, etc

Pot preparation before changing pots

first needs to choose a medium size, suitable for the growth of cardinals, and the holes at the bottom of the pot should be covered with tiles or foam sheets, so that water and soil can be maintained and water is avoided. Stone tiles or broken bricks should be placed on the bottom tiles or foam sheets to play the role of water filtration. Put another layer of organic fertilizer on the filter layer, one to three centimeters. After that, lay a thin layer of substrate to separate the plant roots from the fertilizer. Finally, plant the cardinal coral and supplement the nutrient soil

Specific method of cardinal coral changing Basin

First, put the flowerpot on the ground, pat the four walls of the flowerpot with your palm, then invert the flowerpot on the palm of your left hand, clamp the plant with the index finger and middle finger of your left hand, buckle the edge of the basin with your palm, then pat the bottom of the basin with your right hand, and then extend your finger into the bottom hole and gently poke it down, so that the plant can be detached< span>