After a period of cultivation, Oxalis also needs to be replaced, otherwise, the nutrients in the original flowerpot are consumed, which is difficult to support the later growth. The time of basin changing can be selected in spring and autumn. The climate is relatively mild, which is conducive to later recovery. Be careful not to change pots at the flowering stage, otherwise flower opening will be affected.
If you want to change the Oxalis, you need to take it out of the old flowerpot first. Pat the edges of the flowerpot with your hands, which will loosen the soil and make it easier for the plants to leave. If the surrounding soil fits around, you can use tools to turn around the flowerpot, and then tilt the flowerpot to take out the plants. After taking out the plant, the roots should also be properly pruned, and the withered and yellow roots should be cut off, and a part of the disordered roots should be removed.
The flowerpot can be slightly larger than before. It has enough space to support growth and ensure good ventilation. The soil can be prepared with peat soil and perlite to ensure adequate air permeability.
Fill the flowerpot with some soil, and then plant Oxalis in it, and pour enough water into it to promote the root to be planted.
