Do I need to change the soil for the flowers I just bought home?

If it is necessary to change the soil, it is generally best to remove one-third or one-half of the original old soil, plus the removed proportion of organic soil, which not only retains its original favorite environment, but also supplements it with new nutrition, but it should be watered immediately after transplantation, instead of basking in the sun, and then bask in it in a few days.

How to change the soil

1~ Prepare a corresponding number of flowerpots with appropriate size; Mixing 2-6 parts of humus soil, 3 parts of natural sand and 1 part of dry cow dung to prepare flower soil; 3~ Put small pieces of broken tiles on the bottom spout of each flowerpot (with certain impact); 4~ According to the movement errors and maintenance differences that may occur when the flowers first arrive, please choose to change the pots at night and strictly follow the following procedures; 5~ Fill the prepared flowerpot with1/3 in advance; 6~ Wet the soil in the bought small plastic basin with water until the humidity estimates that the soil can stick together; 7~ Put the index finger and middle finger of the left hand on the mouth of the pot, turn the pot upside down, tap the bottom of the pot with the right hand and shake it moderately to loosen the pot soil until the whole lump of soil comes out; 8~ Hold the root mud ball properly in the right hand to avoid scattering, put it into the newly prepared basin, and gently fill the flower soil to the original depth position. Gently compact, not too tight, and then slowly water along the edge of the basin, pouring thoroughly at one time; 9~ Put the orchids in pots and soil in a cool, ventilated and astigmatism place to protect them slowly, and don't get wet for the time being; 10~ After several times of rain, air and wet moistening, it was found that the leaf edge was tilted and full of vitality, indicating that it could be safely managed normally; 1 1~ So far, there is no problem in the whole process of fertilization, even for a moment. When you enter the normal management and protection, you can intervene.