The process of repotting affects any houseplant from time to time.
Florists try to avoid such work because not everyone wants to mess around with the soil.
There are several options that can replace the soil, and the flowers will not suffer from this at all.
Granulate
The mixture is known as clay soil. Ecologically clean products can replace the automatic irrigation system.
The granulate absorbs water and then releases it to the plants gradually. The granulate fixes the plants well and allows oxygen to pass through.
Expanded clay
Another proven way to quickly replace the soil in a flower pot. Expanded clay is used as drainage, it is poured onto the bottom of the pot, and then covered with soil.
Expanded clay can also be used instead of soil. For indoor plants, take small-sized expanded clay, it will last a long time, but it needs to be disinfected once every 3 years.
Coconut substrate
The antibacterial substrate contains potassium, magnesium, and aluminum. It retains moisture well and protects plants from temperature changes.
Dried and pressed coconut peel is considered a natural antiseptic, it protects plants from diseases.
First, coconut soil is placed in a container with water, and after a few hours it increases in volume, then plants can be transplanted into it.
