Can the soil with rotten roots still be used?

1. Not recommended

Green pineapple is actually very adaptable to the soil, and there is almost no problem with farming on ordinary soil. However, once the plant has rotten roots, it means that there is something wrong with the soil.

It is possible that too much water is watered down, resulting in a large amount of stagnant water in the soil, which leads to rotten roots, or it is possible that there are some disease-causing microorganisms in the soil, resulting in rotten roots.

For this kind of problematic soil, it certainly can not be used directly to grow flowers again, but after drying and disinfection, make sure there is no stagnant water and bacteria in it, and it can still be used again. However, this is very troublesome, and may not completely kill germs, so it is recommended to use new flower soil for breeding.

2. Treatment method

If you want to continue to grow flowers with rotting soil, you need to disinfect the soil first. There are many ways to disinfect it, you can spread it out and expose it to the sun for a few days, you can put it in an iron pan to stir-fry for a while, and you can put it in a microwave oven to heat and sterilize. After it has been dealt with, it can be used to grow flowers.