Understand the growth habits of Buddha beads and choose suitable soil preparation tools and steps for soil replacement. Precautions for Buddha beads and meat soil replacement. Buddha beads are meat. Because of their unique bead-shaped leaves and cute shape, they are deeply loved by flower lovers. As time goes by, the fleshy growth environment of Buddha beads may become no longer suitable, and soil replacement is necessary at this time. We will explain in detail the steps and precautions for replacing Buddha beads with meat and soil. Help your succulents rejuvenate. Understand the fleshy growth habits of Buddha beads Before starting to change soil, we must first understand the fleshy growth habits of Buddha beads. The fleshy Buddha beads originated in Africa and prefer warm, dry and sunny environments. When changing soil, we must choose Soil with good air permeability and good drainage. When selecting the right soil for soil replacement, it is crucial to choose the right soil. It is recommended to use a mixture of peat soil, perlite, vermiculite, etc. with good air permeability and good drainage. In order to increase the fertility of the soil, an appropriate amount can be added. Leaf soil or organic fertilizer. Preparing soil replacement tools Before replacing soil, we need to prepare the following tools: shovels, gardening scissors, gardening gloves, disinfectant, etc. These tools can help us better carry out soil replacement work. Step 1. Clean the flowerpot: Remove the fleshy Buddha beads from the original flowerpot, wipe the inside and outside of the flowerpot with disinfectant to ensure that the flowerpot is clean and hygienic.
2. Cut off the withered leaves: During the soil change process, check whether the fleshy roots of the beads are rotten or withered. If so, use gardening scissors to cut them off.
3. Change soil: Put the fleshy beads into a new flower pot, taking care not to damage the roots, and evenly fill the prepared soil into the flower pot until it covers the roots.
4. Fixing the meat: Use gardening scissors to cut the branches in the soil flat to make the beads more stable.
5. Watering: Immediately after the soil change is completed, water the Buddha beads and meat thoroughly, which will help better combine the new soil with the root system. Notes 1. Soil change time: The best time to change soil for Buddha beads is spring and autumn. The temperature is suitable at this time, which is conducive to the resumption of plant growth.
2. Frequency of soil replacement: Under normal circumstances, the soil can be changed once or twice a year for the meat of Buddha beads. If the soil is hardened and the root systems are too dense, the frequency of soil replacement can be increased appropriately.
3. Maintenance after soil change: After soil change, keep the soil moist, avoid stagnant water, and strengthen light, which will help the Buddha beads to resume and grow quickly.
Changing the meat and soil of the Buddha beads is an important part to ensure their healthy growth. Through the above steps, I believe you have mastered the skills of replacing the meat and soil of the Buddha beads. As long as you take care of it carefully, your meat and soil of the Buddha beads will surely glow with vitality and become a beautiful scenery at home.