When growing flowers, put a little of this in the bottom of the pot to eliminate waterlogging and root rot, and they will grow more and more vigorously

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I believe many flower-growing friends have been troubled by this problem, namely plant root rot. So what exactly can be done to avoid plant root rot?

Below, the editor will introduce a method that can reduce the occurrence of root rot. This method is actually very simple: make good use of coarse sand. First, wash coarse sand with a diameter of 2 to 3 mm to remove impurities.

Then pour boiling water over it to kill bacteria. Finally, when repotting or transplanting, spread about 2 cm of coarse sand on the bottom of the pot. Because coarse sand absorbs water and has excellent drainage, excess water will flow out from the bottom of the pot.

Nutrients, meanwhile, are retained in the pot. This can very effectively prevent root rot caused by watering. Since coarse sand is almost non-sticky, when there is a color difference at the bottom of the pot, it makes repotting easier.

Tap the rim of the pot lightly to make repotting more convenient. At the same time, the weight of the coarse sand also makes the flower pot more stable. All right, that's all for today's sharing. If you find it useful, you can click follow and share. See you next time.