Have you thrown away all the old soil used for growing flowers? Just deal with it this way.

Many flower friends throw away all the old soil in the flowerpot when they change the pot. In fact, some of the old soil can be used again.

Change the pot at home with the rest of the old soil, do not directly use it to grow new plants, because it will more or less carry some pathogens, need to be sterilized before use.

First of all, spread a layer of black plastic bags where the sun can bask in the yard. Then spread the old soil on the plastic bag and let it be exposed to the sun.

Regularly turn the soil, let the soil for full exposure, about three to five days, basically achieve the role of sterilization and disinfection.

If you have a flower bed or a vegetable garden at home, you can appropriately add some mixed manure soil or manure to it, and then add some river sand to increase drainage, so that you can grow plants.

If you want to grow potted plants, you can add some peat soil, compost soil and perlite, as well as some river sand, which can increase the drainage of the basin soil and make the plants grow better.

If you don't want to use sun exposure for disinfection, you can also use boiling water or carbendazim solution, but these methods can't completely avoid pest removal.

Did you throw away all the old dirt in your house? The rest of the old soil can be disposed of and continue to use in the future.

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