Jade soil changing time and method

Jade soil replacement time

Generally speaking, it is better to change the soil of jadeite in spring every year, because spring is the growth season of plants. Changing the soil at this time will not cause great harm to the plants and is most conducive to the growth of the plants.

How to change the pot and soil of Jasper

1. Prepare the potting soil: Before changing the pot and soil of the jade plant, you need to prepare a suitable soil. The new soil should be loose, breathable, fertile, and well-drained.

2. Remove from the pot: First, remove the original jade plant from the pot. You can knock the pot wall a few times with your hand, then press the soil in the pot, turn it over and remove the pot.

3. Transplant into a pot: Prune the jade plant appropriately, and then plant it directly into the newly sterilized culture soil. If the soil in the pot is relatively dry, water it appropriately.

Jasper soil replacement precautions

1. When changing the soil of jadeite, you need to be careful not to damage the root system of the plant, otherwise it will affect the normal acclimatization of the plant. You also need to prune the roots and remove the rotten roots, which will be more conducive to the growth of the plant.

2. Changing the soil for Jadeite generally requires the soil to be loose, fertile, and well-drained. It can usually be prepared by mixing river sand, mud, and leaf mold.

3. It is better to apply organic fertilizer as base fertilizer when changing the soil for jadeite. This kind of fertilizer can meet the nutrients needed for plant growth.

Maintenance method of Jasper after changing soil

1. After changing the soil of the jade plant, you must water it enough. Only after watering can the soil and the root system be closely combined, so that new roots can grow, which is conducive to survival. After new leaves grow, you can gradually increase the amount of watering. Usually, you should also place it in gentle sunlight, but it is not suitable for direct sunlight.

2. The yellowing of Jadeite's leaves after changing the soil may be caused by lack of water or insufficient watering, or it may be caused by excessive fertilization or excessive fertilizer concentration. If the plant is too shaded for a long time, the chlorophyll in the leaves will decrease, and yellow leaves will also appear.