Ready to change the soil of bonsai, is there a detailed tutorial to share?

When changing the soil for the bonsai, first pry out the soil in the bonsai slowly with a shovel, remember not to get rid of all the soil around the roots of the bonsai, and leave some soil for the roots appropriately, otherwise it may hurt the roots of the bonsai and make it unable to grow. In addition, when choosing soil, be sure to choose soil with relatively high nutrient content. After changing, pour some water into it, and the surface of the soil should not be too strong, but should be loose.

No. Soil is the main nutrient absorption of bonsai, you can't change the soil casually, if you feel that the soil is not fertile enough, you can fertilize.

In fact, there is, and many times a wider range of soil will be chosen, so that the bonsai planted will actually grow more lush.

【Timing of repotting】

1. It is most suitable in spring.

Autumn and autumn; Some plants are also suitable for winter.

2. But in any case, never repot it in the middle of summer.

3. It is most suitable for the dormant period and the early stage of plant growth, and the two stages of pot change have little impact on plant growth.

4. It is most unsuitable to carry out the vigorous growth period, flower bud stage, flowering period, and fruiting period of plants. Or let the plants that should bloom miss the flowering period, etc., the consequences are serious. 5. For plants that are in the slow seedling stage, do not change, because the flower roots are already damaged, and then replace them at this time, which will cause secondary damage, so that the slow seedling period will be extended indefinitely (it should have been restored in a few days, and it was forced to delay to more than ten days or longer).

Precautions for repotting].

1. When changing pots, bring as much soil as possible to the roots of the plants, and try to avoid bare roots; This is due to the fact that transplanting with soil is easier to survive than transplanting with bare roots.

2. When changing pots, if the original flower pot is a soft plastic pot (or paper cup), it is recommended to cut it open, which will not hurt the plant roots.

3. Do not change pots continuously in a short period of time, for general plants, between two pot changes, at least half a year or even longer; But for the plants in the nursery, there are special circumstances, depending on the growth of the seedlings, the seedlings grow up, you can change it, which can be changed often.

How to change the pot].

1. Tap the four walls of the flower pot with the palm of your hand to loosen the potting soil, hold the base of the main diameter of the flower with one hand and turn it upside down, and remove the flower pot with the other hand. 2. Gently shake off the root soil, check the root condition, and cut off the rotten root system if it is found, but be careful not to hurt the taproot.

3. The original potting soil should be replaced as much as possible, according to the needs of different flowers, different soils should be used, sufficient base fertilizer should be applied, and then flowers should be planted.

4. The planting water should be watered thoroughly at one time, and placed in a cool and ventilated place for a few days, and then it can be stocked normally.

1. What bonsai? 2. Different bonsai have different requirements 3. Some bonsai cannot be changed often, and changing the soil is easy to cause plants to "grow wildly" 4. Before changing the soil, the soil (nutritious humus) must be prepared

Changing soil in the spring makes flowers and plants less susceptible to injury.

Generally, small bonsai is repotted every 1 2 years, medium bonsai is repotted every 2 3 years, and large bonsai is repotted every 3 5 years. If it is an old tree stump scene, it can be repotted once every few years.

Tree species that grow vigorously and like fertilizer should be repotted more often and the interval should be shorter; Species that grow slowly and require less fertilizer can be repotted less often and have longer intervals.

Tree species with lush foliage and well-developed root systems should be repotted frequently. When the pot soil is not dry or wet, turn the pot upside down, pat the bottom of the pot with your hands, so that the trees and the roots of the soil are all poured out, check the soil block compaction and root distribution, such as the soil block compaction, the root system is densely covered with the bottom surface of the soil block, it means that the pot must be turned.

The soil of the stump repotting is mainly humus, paddy soil, mountain mud, etc., and some nutrients can be added to the soil appropriately when changing the soil, so that it can ferment and volatilize in the soil to become a delayed nutrient, which can benefit the stump slowly. As for the pH of the soil, it depends on the specific situation of the tree species. When changing pots, generally fix the screen or tile at the hole at the bottom of the pot, first add the soil with larger particles to facilitate drainage, then put it into the stump, fill it with finer particles, insert it tightly with bamboo and wooden sticks, and determine the amount of watering according to the situation of the tree species.

This one of yours can be turned over once a year.

Bonsai soil change pot time.

Generally speaking, bonsai can be changed in spring and autumn every year, generally from late February to late April in spring, and from mid-October to mid-November in autumn. Absolutely.

Bonsai for soil and pots.

The reason for bonsai planting is that the plant grows in the limited potting soil, and after a certain period of time, the fertility is exhausted, the soil layer is erected and destroyed, the root system is dense, and it is difficult for new roots to grow. Therefore, it is necessary to change a larger pot and install new soil to ensure the normal growth of the potted scenery. When changing the soil and potting of bonsai, a certain humidity should be ensured.

The air humidity should be very high, and the temperature should be around 25 degrees. In this climate, bonsai can completely expose the roots to the air when changing soil and pots.

Bonsai soil exchange method.

1.When removing the bonsai and changing the soil and repotting, you need to stop the water for a week, and then remove the plant from the old pot, taking care not to hurt the roots of the plant. 2.

Soil bonsai replacement is best done with dry mud or river mud. Before changing pots, prepare dry mud or river mud, which are divided into three types: coarse, medium and fine. Thick thumb as big.

The drainage hole is cushioned with curved tiles, and the bottom of the basin is cushioned with coarse-grained soil to facilitate drainage and ventilation. 3.Before planting, you need to cut off some of the aging fibrous roots, then place the bonsai in the appropriate place in the pot, spread slightly finer soil around the roots of the stump, cover the pot with coarse soil, compact the soil, and then spray the water twice with a watering can.

Bonsai is maintained after soil change.

1.After watering the bonsai and changing the soil, you need to pay taxes every day. Sprinkle water once in the morning and once in the evening.

You can also sprinkle water on rainy days, but don't get wet. Smaller pots can be covered with a damp cloth to prevent water transpiration. 2.

After fertilizing the bonsai and changing the soil, because it is spring, it is the season when the bonsai begins to grow rapidly, so it is necessary to fertilize in time, apply n, p, and k particles in the potting soil, cover the soil, and sprinkle water the next day. 3.After pruning the bonsai and changing the soil, tidy up the roots of the plants.

Roots that are too thick and too long should be cut off, which can promote the bonsai to grow some better roots and increase the number of roots. 4.After changing the soil, the bonsai should be kept indoors for maintenance.

It should be placed indoors in a place with strong light. Use lights at night, increase lighting time, and pay attention to timely ventilation.

First of all, the size of the pot should be determined according to the size of the flower, and then the soil in the pot should be determined according to the growth habit of the flower. For example, some flowers need to use pine soil, and some need to use humus, red soil, notoginseng soil, and so on. Many of my friends have asked me why the potted flowers I bought bloomed so well in the first year and died the next year.

I told them that there might be two reasons, one is that the fertilizer and water are not suitable at the beginning of spring, and the other is that you have changed the pot.

So, why is it said that it is easy to die when you change potted flowers? This is because you are afraid of hurting the roots when changing the pot, even the whole mound is planted, plus the soil you use does not match the original soil, as the saying goes, it is not on the edge, and when you water, the surrounding soil is loose and seeps water very quickly, and the water quickly flows out of the basin, you think that it is watered thoroughly, in fact, there is no water in the mound with flowers, and the flowers will naturally die over time. Another reason is that the soil is not selected according to the growth habits of the flowers.

For example, flamingo and azalea are used a large number of humus leaves, can not use soil, this flower likes water, and is afraid of water, just humus leaves that absorb water and do not store water, remember to regularly water some ferrous sulfate and flower fertilizer is no problem.

Spring is a good time to change the soil for flowers, and gardeners will teach you how to change the soil for flowers to make it easier to survive.

Go to the flower shop to find some fertile soil, or buy a bag of fertilizer for raising flowers, take the soil from the original pot, re-crumple it, stir it, pour it back into the pot, and finally water it.

It's so easy, that little shovel goes to the park to get some dirt, it's best...