These 4 kinds of flowers are the most "wasteful". They can eat up 5 kilograms of soil a year, and the fat ones are too fat to be kept!

If you grow a pot of spider plant, it can eat 5 kilograms of soil a year

A few days ago, a flower lover was watering the spider plant and suddenly found that the water was flowing out from the wall of the pot. Upon closer inspection, he found that the vigorously growing spider plant had cracked the pot. Fortunately, the temperature at home was high, so he quickly changed the pot.

How to repot:

Take the spider plant out of the pot, remove the soil attached to the roots, gently break up a bunch of spider plants and divide them into several small parts, retain 3 to 5 thick roots for each plant, trim off the other excess capillary roots, dry the roots and then pot them in moist soil.

Secret to raising explosives:

If we want the spider plant to bloom, we need to give it proper light and sufficient nutrients. For example, we can mix some fried egg shells in the pot and place it 1m away from the windowsill to increase the light.

If you grow a tiger plant in a pot, it will burst in one year.

Look at the snake plant raised by the flower lover below. I don’t know if it’s because the flowerpot is not strong, but the pot broke in less than a year. When I turned it over, I saw it was full of roots.

How to repot:

Remove the flowerpot, gently break up the soil with your hands to separate the roots from the soil, then trim the tangled fibrous roots appropriately and divide them into several small plants. After drying the roots, transplant them into the flowerpots one by one.

Secret to raising explosives:

Add a handful of chicken manure when repotting. If there is insufficient fertilizer in the later stage, water with well-rotted bean cake water once every half a month. Do not water unless the soil surface is dry. It is very easy to grow the pot to overflowing.

When growing Clivia in a pot, you can only see the roots but not the soil.

Look at this Clivia with a broken pot. It is clearly reminding its owner that it is time to change the pot! A great comment from a flower lover: What a waste! If you keep eating like this, I, your owner, won’t be able to afford to support you.

How to repot:

Take the Clivia out of the pot, gently break off the fleshy roots, trim off the empty and rotten roots, cut the clusters of Clivia with a sterilized blade, dry the roots and transplant them one by one into new pots.

Secret to raising explosives:

When changing the soil for Clivia, mix some roasted sesame seeds, decomposed cake fertilizer or bone meal into the bottom soil of the pot as base fertilizer to provide nutrients for Clivia.

Growing a money tree in a pot, the bottom of the pot is full of big fleshy roots

The pot where the flower lover kept his money tree originally had a small crack, but he had never taken care of it. Unexpectedly, in just half a year, the pot was broken in two and there was very little soil left.

How to repot:

Take the money tree out of the pot, remove the soil attached to the roots, trim off the rotten and shriveled roots, use a knife to separate the money trees that are connected to each other, apply some wood ash on the wounds, and put them into the pots one by one after the roots are dried.

Secret to raising explosives:

If we want the money tree to grow wildly and burst the pot, we can apply appropriate slow-release fertilizer under high maintenance temperatures, and water it with some decomposed bean cake water. It will be easy to grow it to burst!