Kirin Palm soil changing time and method

Kirin Palm soil replacement time

It is generally more appropriate to change the soil of the Euphorbia trinita after the temperature stabilizes during Grain Rain. The climate at this time is more suitable. After repotting, the Euphorbia trinita can quickly adapt to the pot and the plant can grow as quickly as possible.

How to repot and change soil for Euphorbia paniculata

Before repotting and changing the soil of the Euphorbia tridentata, control the water first, and wait until the soil is dry before removing it from the pot. Clean the old soil and old soil on the roots and cut off the rotten roots.

The new soil required to be replaced requires good drainage and air permeability. It can be made of sandy soil and leaf mold. The soil should not be too moist. Prepare a new suitable flowerpot, fill some new soil in the pot, and then you can directly plant the processed Euphorbia cernua into the new pot for cultivation.

Things to note when changing soil for Kylin Palm

When changing the soil of the Euphorbia tridentata, remember to remove the old soil and clean up the rotten roots. Do not place it in direct sunlight after changing the soil. It needs to be placed indoors for a period of time, and then slowly moved outdoors after it has adapted to the pot. Remember to keep the soil moist during the cultivation period.

When changing the soil for Euphorbia tridentata, you should be careful. Generally speaking, it is better to use loose and breathable soil, which is more suitable for the normal growth of the plant.

Maintenance method of Kylin palm after soil change

1. After changing the soil of the Euphorbia tridentata, it needs to be placed indoors for maintenance for a period of time and watered appropriately, but not too much, and it should not be too dry. Water it when the soil in the pot is completely dry. It also needs to be exposed to sunlight appropriately, but never exposed to strong light.

2. Do not water the Euphorbia tridentata within one week after changing the soil to prevent root rot caused by damage during repotting. You can resume normal maintenance and management after one week.

3. The yellowing of the leaves of Euphorbia tridentata after changing the soil may be caused by the temperature being lower than 12℃, or it may be caused by strong light exposure. In addition, excessive watering will also cause yellow leaves.

4. The Kirin Palm cannot be exposed to the sun immediately after the soil is changed. It needs to wait for a week before it can gradually see the sun.