How to care for your newly bought Margaret

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1. Check the plants

2. Breeding environment

3. Soil replacement problem

4. Proper watering

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Inspect the plant: After Margaret buys it new, she must first conduct an overall inspection of the plant to see if there is any damage or root rot. If there is a problem, it should be pruned and disinfected in time. Breeding environment: First place it in a shaded place for maintenance, and pay attention to ventilation so that it can adapt to the new environment faster. Soil replacement problem: Do not replace the soil for the Margaret you just bought, as it may damage the plant. It is recommended to wait until it adapts to the new environment before changing the soil.

1. Check the plants

1. Check the plants

After Margaret buys a new plant, she must first conduct an overall inspection of the plant. Because they may be damaged during transportation or transfer, the main thing to check is whether the plants are damaged or have root rot. If so, they should be dealt with in time to prevent them from affecting subsequent growth.

2. Breeding environment

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Since Margaret had just arrived in the new environment, she was not very adaptable, so she was first moved to a shaded place for maintenance. Be careful not to expose it to the sun, and pay attention to ventilation, so that it can adapt to the new environment faster.

3. Soil replacement issue< /h2>

You cannot change the soil when you first come back. Changing the soil at this time will cause great harm to the plants. You can wait for it to adapt to the new environment before changing the soil. It is better to dredge the soil that is breathable and rich in humus.

4. Proper watering

Do not water too much or too frequently, otherwise it will damage the root system of the newly purchased Margaret and affect its growth. Just keep the soil moist while adapting to the new environment.

2. Breeding environment

3. Soil replacement problem

4. Proper watering

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