How to prevent the soil of potted plants from hardening? Use these two tricks to solve the problem instantly.

Now when people's living conditions get better, they pay more attention to the interest of life, and many people will put some small potted plants at home or in the office, not only to make the air better, to look at small plants, or all kinds of flowers, but also to feel better. However, many people have encountered such problems when they bought potted plants, but after more than half a year, they did not grow long or even withered slowly. No matter how they were rescued, they had no choice but to throw them away for a new one. In fact, this is a very wasteful behavior, many plants have not been raised for a long time because the soil in the flowerpot is not loose and hardened, and the softness of the soil can not meet the growth of plant roots, so it slowly withered. So how can we prevent the soil from setting too fast? This will be fine.

When growing flowers, you can buy nutritious soil in the florist or online, so that the consolidation will be very slow. But if you want the potted plant to grow better, it is best to use a mixture of ordinary soil and nutritious soil. If fine sand can be found, it is better to add a little sand to the soil.

Then there is the problem of watering, many people water directly with tap water, so it is very easy to make the soil solidify for a long time. If you keep the soil fluffy, it is best to use rice washing water after fermentation, which can put some fruit peel during fermentation, which can increase nutrients, but there can be no salt. In addition, if you can, it is best to change the soil for the potted plants every year.

When we're done talking about how to prevent soil consolidation, let's talk about how to save the solidified soil.

If your potted soil is solidified and you can't find time to change it at 01:30, these two tips can help you meet your immediate needs.

First talk about a simple way, you can find a chopstick or stick, find a suitable position in the flowerpot, insert it vertically with chopsticks (if you can't insert it halfway, it means there is a main root below, it is suggested to insert it in another place), the number of holes is determined according to the size of the flowerpot, and then pour sand into the hole, preferably coarse sand, and then who will flow down the sand when watering.

Another method is actually very simple, that is, we need a little farm manure, preferably chicken manure, duck manure, etc. If not, we also deliberately use professional flower fertilizer cakes, put them on the surface of the flowerpot soil, and then water them normally. in the process of watering, the fertilizer will seep into the soil with water, and the fertilizer will ferment in the soil, which will make the consolidated soil fluffy again.