How to repot Euphorbia gejin

1. Prepare the flower pot

Its plant is too large to fit into an ordinary flowerpot and it is difficult to grow in it, so you need to prepare a larger flowerpot that allows the roots of the Euphorbia gejue to stretch out and match the plant. Young plants need to be repotted approximately once a year, and adult plants need to be repotted every 2-3 years. The material of the prepared flower pot needs to be breathable and have drainage holes at the bottom. It cannot withstand water, but if there is too much water accidentally, it can be drained.

2. Soil Preparation

It is a kind of succulent plant, so it can withstand drought, but cannot withstand a watery environment. Therefore, the soil must be loose, breathable, and well-drained. It can be prepared with coarse sand, garden soil, and vermiculite, and a certain amount of bone meal and wood ash should be added as base fertilizer.

3. Remove the plant

After preparing the flowerpot and soil, you need to take the Euphorbia cerifera out of the flowerpot. Be careful to move gently so as not to hurt the roots. Remove the old soil on it first, then trim it with scissors to remove the old and rotten roots.

4. Planting

First fill the flowerpot with soil, then carefully plant the Euphorbia cerifera in it, making sure the soil around it is close to the ground. Pour a proper amount of water into it to promote root growth.