When and how to change the soil of Tiger Pilan

Time to change the soil of tiger lily

It is best to change the soil of Sansevieria in early spring, because the temperature in early spring is more suitable. Changing the soil will not cause too much damage to the plant, and it will allow the plant to grow as quickly as possible, which is beneficial for Sansevieria to acclimate.

How to change the pot and soil of Tiger Pilan

1. Prepare a suitable flower pot that is slightly larger than the previous one. Soak the new flower pot in clean water, brush it, and dry it for later use. The new potting soil can be prepared with leaf mold, garden soil, or sandy soil. After preparation, it must be disinfected first.

2. Take out the snake plant from the flowerpot, remove some old soil, trim the rotten roots appropriately, and apply a little carbendazim on the wound for disinfection.

3. Place a few broken tiles at the bottom of the flowerpot, add some prepared new soil, then plant the plant directly into the flowerpot, cover it with soil, and gently compact the soil.

Precautions for changing soil for Tiger Pilan

1. When changing the soil of Sansevieria, you should be careful to remove the old soil and replace it with nutrient soil mixed with leaf mold and coarse sand, exposing the thick rhizomes, then cut them off with a sharp knife at the appropriate places and pot them separately.

2. Tiger Piranha has strong adaptability and is not picky about soil, but it is best to use sandy soil when changing the soil, which is more conducive to the plant adapting to the pot and growing as quickly as possible.

Maintenance method of tiger skin plant after soil change

1. Light: After changing the soil of the Tiger Piranha, it cannot be exposed to strong light. Try to give it some appropriate scattered light. Through gentle light, the photosynthetic function of the plant can be promoted, thereby speeding up the potting time of the Tiger Piranha.

2. Watering: Since potted plants use moist soil, they do not need to be watered within three days after potting. After three days, when the soil is dry, only a small amount of watering is needed along the side wall of the pot to keep the soil slightly moist.

3. Yellowing leaves : The leaves of the snake plant turn yellow after the soil is changed. This may be due to sunburn caused by too strong sunlight, or it may be caused by excessive watering. If the maintenance environment temperature is too low, frostbitten plants will also have yellow leaves.

4. Sunbathing : Sansevieria cannot be exposed to light immediately after the soil is changed. Wait until the new roots sprout and the growth recovers, then gradually increase the light intensity. It is best to expose it to some sunlight after a month.