How to care for the newly purchased bachelor tree

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1. Soil

2. Environment

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Repotting and root treatment

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When you first buy your bachelor tree, place it in a well-ventilated place with plenty of sunlight. If the original soil quality is too poor, you need to choose loose sandy soil to repot the plant. When repotting, you need to prune off old and rotten roots. When watering, don't pour too much water at once to prevent water accumulation in the pot soil and root rot. Don't rush to fertilize it when you first buy it. Too much fertilizer may cause root burn. It has great vitality and adaptability, so there is no need to worry about whether it can survive.

1. Soil

1. Soil

To plant it, choose loose sandy soil with good ventilation and drainage, which is very suitable for its roots to breathe. If the roots are damaged when purchasing or repotting, the soil and roots must be disinfected in time to avoid infection by bacteria and causing root rot.

2. Environment

When you first buy it, give it a comfortable environment. An environment with good ventilation and suitable temperature is more conducive to its growth. But it's fine except that it can't withstand long-term exposure to the sun. Not afraid of drought, not afraid of wind and frost, and very adaptable to the environment.

3. Watering

The bachelor tree has a very strong drought tolerance function and does not need to be watered frequently. Before watering, you should observe whether the soil is completely dry and wait until it is completely dry. Water again, and water thoroughly when watering. In winter, watering should be reduced, and some water can be sprayed appropriately to increase some humidity.

4. Fertilization

Be sure not to fertilize it in a hurry when you first buy it. Fertilizing it in a hurry may cause root rot. You can fertilize it once every half month to make it grow faster. It is best to use a liquid fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Do not use a liquid fertilizer that is too thick. Too thick will cause root rot.

5. Repotting and root treatment

Do not water the bachelor tree before repotting. When the soil is slightly moist, take it out and plant it in slightly moist new soil. Do not Water, wait until the pot soil dries, and then water again. The roots of succulents are extremely important. Every time you change pots, prune off old and rotten roots, including long roots and injured roots.

2. Environment

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Repotting and root treatment

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