When repotting large green plants, mix this into the soil and they will grow like crazy without compacting or root rot

In recent years, growing green plants and flowers has become a trend. It not only decorates the home and beautifies the environment, but also purifies the air. Some flower lovers grow relatively large green plants, such as the happy tree (Radermachera sinica), areca palm (Dypsis lutescens), and money tree (Pachira aquatica).
Growing plants inevitably involves the step of repotting and changing the soil, but repotting large green plants is troublesome, and they take a long time to recover. Today Hua'er will introduce a method: when growing large green plants like the happy tree, areca palm, and money tree, mix this thing into the soil when repotting, and it can extend the time between repotting, while also continuously providing nutrients, making the green plants grow like crazy with lush branches and leaves, and no more root rot!
This thing is crushed bone meal. Because it contains large amounts of phosphorus, magnesium, calcium and other elements, it is a very good organic fertilizer, and mixing it with soil can also increase the soil's air permeability and prevent the soil from compacting.
Specific method:Collect the bones left over from eating pork, beef, mutton, chicken, duck, fish, etc. First rinse them with boiling water 2-3 times, then soak them in clean water for 1 day, and only then wash them several times with clean water and put them in a pressure cooker to boil for 1 hour, so the meat and bones can be separated with clean water. You can pour the broth into a plastic bottle to ferment and water the flowers with it, while the bones are placed in the sun to dry.
After they are almost completely dry, crush them all up for easy use, then continue sun-drying them for 2-3 days. Used as a base fertilizer for large green plants like the happy tree, areca palm, and money tree, the effect is very good.
When mixing with the potting soil, follow the ratio and keep it at 10:1, that is, 10 parts potting soil mixed with 1 part crushed bone meal, and stir thoroughly. You can also sprinkle another layer of 3-5cm of the crushed bone meal at the bottom of the flower pot. After the bones decompose and ferment, they continuously provide nutrients to the green plants, promote growth, and make their branches and leaves even more luxuriant.
That is all for repotting and caring for green plants. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about growing flowers, you can follow Huajianke!