How to lift the roots of Desert Rose and how often to lift the roots

1. How to root Desert Rose

1. Root lifting: If you want to lift the roots of the Desert Rose, first make sure the plant is particularly strong, then take the Desert Rose out of the pot with the soil, then lift the plant so that the soil is higher than the surface of the pot, and then fill the bottom of the pot with soil and plant it. After the Desert Rose has adapted to the pot, remove some of the topsoil and rinse the soil at the roots of the plant with water every time you water it, so that the roots of the Desert Rose will slowly emerge and complete the root lifting operation.

2. Crooked roots: In addition to the regular root lifting method, we can also directly lift the roots of the desert rose and plant it crookedly. Dig the desert rose out of the soil, remove the soil attached to the roots, cut off the messy and dry fibrous roots, place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry, and after the wounds on the roots are completely dried, re-pot it with moist soil. When planting, the desert rose is planted at an angle so that the roots are exposed on the soil surface, creating a sense of vicissitudes of history.

2. How often does the Desert Rose need to be rooted?

In order to ensure the success rate of root lifting of Desert Rose, the roots should be lifted at least once every six months. If the plant is thin, it is recommended to plant it with bare roots first. When planting, you can put a few stones between the roots of the Desert Rose, and then cover it with thick soil. The roots can be nourished by high soil cultivation, and the root lifting operation can be performed after half a year.