Method for transferring hydroponics to soil culture after rooting

1. When the roots produced by hydroponics (such as soil preparation) are 3-4 cm long, they can be transformed into soil culture at this time. At this time, the root system grows stably, and it is easy to survive and grow after transplanting. Before changing to soil culture, prepare the soil first, and the soil must be loose and breathable, otherwise the roots will not adapt. Nutritious soil can be used, or soil can be prepared by itself, and garden soil, humus soil, sandy soil and perlite can be mixed to ensure good drainage.

Second, prepare a flowerpot to prepare a flowerpot of the right size. The flowerpot should not be too big, the material of the flowerpot should be transparent, and there should be holes at the bottom to drain water. The flowerpots should be scrubbed and dried in advance.

Third, if there are rotten roots on the branches, they need to be pruned before being turned into soil culture, and yellow leaves and dead leaves need to be removed.

4. Plant a layer of ceramic tile at the bottom of the flowerpot, put a layer of soil in it, and put the rooted branches in the center of the flowerpot. Be careful that the roots at the bottom don't stick to the bottom of the flowerpot, gradually fill the flowerpot with soil and gently cover the roots. During grouting, the seedlings should be gently lifted, covered with soil, and then lightly compacted to make the roots closely combined with the soil. After planting, pour an appropriate amount of water and put it in a cool and ventilated place to slow down the seedlings. After slowing down, you can gradually see the light and keep the scattered light on all the time.