Azaleas cannot be changed randomly in one place without paying attention to whether the leaves are yellow or not to blossom.

Remove the azaleas that need to be changed, remove some of the old soil, trim the old and diseased roots, plant the trimmed plants into a new pot, slowly add soil, and compact with your fingers. After planting, pour water once in time and put it in a semi-shady place for breeding, about half a month after the slow seedling period and then normal maintenance.

First, take off the basin and put the azaleas that need to be changed horizontally to the place, and you can step on them with your feet to let them off the basin. Second, pruning will take out the plants after taking off the pot, remove part of the old soil, trim the roots, cut off the old roots and diseased roots, and add a small amount of soil to the new basin.

Third, the upper basin will put the trimmed plants into the new basin, straighten up, let its roots stretch out, and slowly add soil. When adding soil, use your fingers to compact the surrounding soil, so that the roots are in full contact with the soil, which is conducive to rooting and survival. The soil does not need to be too full, leaving a height of about 3 cm for later watering.

Fourth, after watering and planting in a new pot, the cuckoo should be watered once. The method of soaking can be used to water the whole flowerpot and wait for about 10 minutes for the soil to be soaked and taken out. After changing the basin, you should put it in a semi-shady place, spray more water, and wait about half a month for normal maintenance after the slow seedling period.