How to change the basin of house roll silk

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1. Take out the plants

2. Prune the root system

3. Prepare new soil

4. Replanting

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Before repotting Yamaki Silu, take the plant out of the pot. Do not damage the roots. Cut off the dead roots below. Prepare a new, larger flower pot, mix the new soil evenly with coarse sand and leaf mold, and add some bone meal. After preparing the new pot and soil, straighten it into the planting pot.

1. Take out the plants

1. Take out the plants

For house roll silk, the flower pot needs to be changed every two years, and new soil needs to be replaced during this process. It can promote the extension and growth of the root system and provide enough space to ensure the growth in the later period. Before repotting, take the plant out of the pot, being careful not to damage the root system. First use a small shovel to go around the flower pot to facilitate the removal of the plant. Hold the flower pot with one hand and take out the plant with the other hand.

2. Prune the root system

After After 1-2 years of growth, there may be a lot of old and rotten roots underneath. At this time, you need to prune and remove the non-viable roots below. This will also be beneficial to the later growth after planting. For healthy roots Be careful not to damage it.

3. Preparing new soil

For flower pots, you can prepare a new, larger flower pot to ensure good growth in the future. For new soil, to ensure good air permeability and nutrition, coarse sand and leaf mold soil can be evenly mixed together, and some bone meal should be added to it.

4. Replanting

Preparation After getting the new flower pot and soil, straighten the house roll silk and plant it in the flower pot. Fill the edges with soil, lightly compact the soil, and pour water inside.

2. Prune the root system

3. Prepare new soil

4. Replanting

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