Throw the sand into the basin, the yellow leaves don't rot the roots, the roots blow out, and the bugs all around.

Throw a branch into the sand and give birth to a big white root!

Sand is a very useful medium for cutting. the sand is permeable and breathable, and the cuttings take root very quickly. Huahua takes triangular plum as an example today.

Procedure:

1. Sift the sand with a sieve and prepare the coarse sand with larger particles.

2. Prepare 1 pot of yellow soil, crush it into powder, add some rooting powder, pour in water and mix into yellow mud.

3. Choose the triangulated plum branches that need to be cut, and it is best to choose the branches for more than one year, so that they can easily survive.

4. Trim the triangular plum branches that need to be cut and cut them into small segments of about 7-10cm.

5. Soak the lower end of the branch in the yellow mud for about 2-3cm.

6. Prepare pure coarse sand, and then insert the cuttings of triangular plum into the sand.

7. The water permeability of the sand is very strong, so it is necessary to sprinkle water on the sand basin 1 or 2 times a day. It only takes about 1 month for the cuttings to take root.

8. Transplant the rooted triangular plum into the flowerpot, first put it in a cool and ventilated place for a week, and after 15 days, you can pour some compound fertilizer and water, which can make the triangular plum grow more prosperous!

1 cushion the bottom of the basin with sand, and the roots will not rot for 10 years.

Every time growing flowers is most afraid of rotten roots, and large particles of sand is very permeable and breathable, cushioning at the bottom of the basin can effectively prevent the occurrence of rotten roots.

Procedure:

1. Sift the sand through a sieve and leave the large grains of sand behind, while the fine sand is set aside.

2. Wash the remaining coarse sand with clean water continuously, so as to remove the fine sand and impurities on the coarse sand, avoid blocking the gap and lead to the decrease of water permeability. When there is clean water during washing, it will be cleaned.

3. In the coarse sand washed, pour in boiling hot water, scald about 3-5 times, then take it out and dry it in the sun. The sand scalded with hot water can be sterilized and disinfected, avoid the growth of moss, and prevent the sand from sticking to the inner wall of the flowerpot, resulting in uneven spread on the bottom of the basin.

4. Spread the coarse sand on the bottom of the basin, and then pad it with nutritious soil, which can be directly used to raise flowers. Large grains of sand are placed at the bottom of the basin for the purpose of loosening and breathable air, so that the roots of growing flowers will never rot again!

5. Don't lose the rest of the fine sand, mix it directly with the basin soil and use it when potting the flowers. Peat soil, garden soil and sand can be allocated according to the ratio of 2: 2: 1, which can effectively prevent soil consolidation and rotting roots.

Sprinkle the sand on the noodles, no more bugs!

In the spring, a lot of bugs began to emerge. These days, many flower friends reported to Huahua that there were a lot of Xiaohei flying at home, so Huahua was ready to sprinkle a handful of sand on the potted noodles!

Procedure:

1. Soak the sand in carbendazim solution for at least 2 hours in order to sterilize and disinfect the sand and avoid all kinds of bacteria, then leave it in the sun to dry.

2. Laying a thin layer of sand on the basin surface can not only prevent insects such as Xiao Hei Fei from laying eggs on the basin surface, but also make it easier to penetrate when watering, so as to prevent the water from splashing out.

Pour the sand into the basin and the soil will no longer harden!

The flowers at home have been raised for a long time, or if the pots are not changed for a long time, it is easy to cause soil hardening, watering can not be infiltrated, and the roots will rot if they cannot breathe for a long time.

Procedure:

1. If soil consolidation is found to be particularly serious, tools such as a small shovel must be used to loosen the surface of the basin soil.

2. Prepare a few unused straws, and then find some coarse sand with large particles.

3. Poke a few small holes in the surface of the flowerpot with a straw, and then insert the straw into it, the deeper the better.

4. Make the soil next to the straw firm, then slowly pour the coarse sand into the straw, then pull out the straw, and the sand will remain in the basin soil. Each time the water is watered, the water flows slowly into the flowerpot through the sand column, thus slowing down the consolidation of the pot soil.

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