How to transplant Tiger Pilan

Transplantation method

The first step is to take a new flowerpot and then pad the bottom with a layer of red pine needles to ensure air permeability and prevent root rot. Then you need to go to the wild in advance to prepare some humus soil, and then add charcoal ash to mix it. The amount of charcoal ash added does not need to be a lot, a small amount is enough to prevent insect pests and kill bacteria.

After that, the prepared stones must be cleaned and kept for later use. At this time, we can transplant the snake plant from the old pot to the new pot and place the washed stones on top. This can prevent the water in the soil from being lost too quickly and also prevent pests from attacking the soil. It is both beautiful and practical. Over the next few months, you'll see new sprouts coming out from the bottom.

Precautions

The pine needles we use need to be found under the pine forest, and the pine needles and soil that have been rotten for a long time. If fresh soil and pine needles are used, the growth of the snake plant will stop due to the high acidity. The thoroughly decayed pine needles contain the trace elements needed for plant growth, so they are very suitable for growing flowers.

When looking for these things, you can do so in autumn and winter, when most insects have stopped their activities. If it is not winter, the collected items will contain pests and diseases, and you can also avoid being bitten by ticks. It is said that this insect lives in pine forests and also carries toxins that can cause great harm to the human body, so it is safer to go in autumn and winter.