Precautions for repotting pocket coconuts

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1. Choose a flower pot

2. Choose flower soil

3. Don’t hurt the roots

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Choose the flower pot: If the root system of the coconut palm does not grow much, you can continue to use the old pot, but if it grows more, you need to change to a larger pot. Choose good flower soil: It is best to change the flower soil when changing pots. You can mix leaf mold soil and river sand in a ratio of 4:1 to make its new soil. Don’t hurt the roots: Be careful not to hurt its roots when handling.

1. Choose a flower pot

1. Choose a flower pot

If the root system of the pocket coconut does not grow much, you can continue to use the old pot. But if it has grown more roots, it must be repotted in a new pot with a larger internal space. As for the material of the new pot, it is recommended to choose a mud pot or a pottery pot. These two pots have better air permeability, which is more conducive to the growth of their root systems.

2. Choose the flower soil

When changing pots, it is best to change the flower soil as well. Because after a long period of cultivation, the nutrients contained in the old soil have been absorbed by the plants. At this time, replacing it with new flower soil can make the plant grow better. Specifically, you can use flower soil made of leaf mold soil and river sand in a ratio of 4:1 to grow it. Because this kind of soil is not only highly fertile, but also relatively breathable, it is very suitable for its growth.

3. Do not damage the roots

< p>When repotting it, be careful not to damage the root system of the plant. Especially when cutting roots, don't accidentally damage healthy roots. Because once the root system is injured, after it is repotted, its efficiency in absorbing nutrients from the flower soil will be reduced, and the nutrients it absorbs will also be reduced. This is not conducive to its recovery.

2. Choose flower soil

3. Don’t hurt the roots

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