1、 Loosen the soil in time

Garden soil is used to plant plants. After watering for a long time, the soil will become hardened, dry and hard, and the absorption capacity will decline, which will have a bad impact on the growth of plants. After watering, loosen the soil with a small shovel to make the soil softer and promote the absorption of water, but pay attention not to damage the root system when loosening the soil, otherwise it will affect the subsequent growth and have a counterproductive effect

2、 Apply organic fertilizer

In the process of maintenance, the long-term use of inorganic fertilizer will cause damage to the soil, reduce the fertility of the soil, and lead to the hardening of the garden soil. Organic fertilizer can be properly applied. Microorganisms will decompose nutrients in the soil, which can improve the soil structure. In this way, it can not only improve the fertility of the soil, but also promote the soil to become breathable, and the garden soil can become loose, creating an environment suitable for growth

3、 Soil replacement

If the hardening degree of garden soil is serious and the previous method is difficult to alleviate, the soil can be replaced directly. Take the plants out of the flower pot, and then prepare new soil. Mix some particles in the garden soil, such as vermiculite, hematite, perlite, etc., which can also increase the effect of air permeability