How to repot the copper money plant you just bought? The copper money plant will wilt after being re

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1. Loose soil and remove pots

2. Root washing and pruning

3. Pot soil preparation

4. Planting in pots

5. What to do if wilting occurs

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The copper money grass you just bought needs to be properly loosened so that the plant can be taken out of the pot without damaging the root system in the process. After removing the pot, wash the soil with clean water to remove germs and insect eggs in the original soil. Then use leaf mold soil, garden soil and river mud to prepare potting soil, plant the plants into new pots, and fill them with the prepared new soil. If it wilts after potting, you need to avoid exposure to light and do a good job of keeping it warm.

1. Loose soil and remove pots

1. Loosen the soil and remove the pot

The newly purchased copper money grass usually needs to be replaced with a new pot and new soil. This can avoid the impact of germs and insect eggs in the original soil on the growth of the plant. The first step in repotting is to take off the pot, loosen the soil along the inner wall of the pot, and separate the pot from the soil. Then you can take the plant out of it. Be careful not to damage its roots when removing it from the pot.

2. Root washing and pruning

< p>After taking the copper money plant out of the pot, you need to wash its roots so that all the soil from the roots can be washed away. Put the plant in clean water, wash away the soil attached to the roots along the lower part of the stem, and then check to see if the roots are rotten and necrotic. If there are rotten or dead roots, they need to be trimmed promptly with sterilized scissors.

3. Pot soil preparation

< p> Before preparing to pot the copper money grass, you need to prepare soil suitable for its growth. Generally, you should mix leaf mold soil, garden soil and river mud. The ratio of the three is 5:2:2. This can provide certain nutrients and also ensure that the soil has a certain degree of air permeability so that the roots can breathe well. In addition, you can also add a little base fertilizer to the bottom of the pot.

4. Potted Planting

< p>Put the copper money plant upright into the new pot, fill it with prepared soil, and compact it lightly after filling to ensure that the plant will not lodging. Then put it in a cool place to avoid sunlight, and water it frequently to keep the substrate moist, which is beneficial to its growth. After serving in the pot, you can topdress appropriately to accelerate the development of stems and leaves.

5. What to do if wilting

< p>Wilting after changing the pot may be due to uncomfortable temperature or light. Be sure to avoid direct sunlight. If the temperature is too low, keep it warm to prevent the plant from being frostbitten, so that the plant will recover quickly.

2. Root washing and pruning

3. Pot soil preparation

4. Planting in pots

5. What to do if wilting occurs

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