How to quickly grow leaves after transplanting Tiger Pilan

Prepare the Materials

Red pine needles, humus, stones picked up from the river, bamboo charcoal powder, and gardening tools.

Tips

If you want the snake plant to grow leaves quickly after transplanting, every step in the transplanting process is important.

Leaf mold disinfection

Then expose the humus soil brought back from the wild to the sun for half a day, and the color will become a little dark red. Then add the bamboo charcoal powder and mix well. Don’t use too much bamboo charcoal, just a small bag will do. It can disinfect, kill bacteria and repel insects. If you water this kind of soil a little, it will become extremely dark, and the sufficient fertility is conducive to the growth of Sansevieria.

Wash the stones and set aside

Wash and dry the ones you picked up with clean water and set aside.

Red pine needles as base

Place a thick layer of red pine needles at the bottom of the new flower pot to allow air to flow and prevent root rot.

transplant

With the above three materials, just plant the snake plant in the flowerpot and lay the stones on the surface. This can keep the soil moist and prevent insects.
How to obtain materials

Pine needles and black soil

You must go to the pine forest to find pine needles and black soil that have been thoroughly decomposed for many years, because fresh pine needles are more acidic and are not suitable for growing flowers. Well-rotted pine needles and soil contain a variety of nutrients and are suitable for growing flowers.

Collection Method

Only in late autumn and early winter does nature have fallen pine needles, but not all places have large forests. So if you can’t collect them in nature, you might as well go to the flower and bird market and have a look. Some small shops still sell them!