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  TRANSPLANTATION Transplant house plants to produce better in the spring, from March to May. To determine whether the need to transplant a particular plant, take it in your right hand, left hand cover the ground, letting the trunk of the plant between your index and middle fingers, then turn over and flip the edge of the pot on the table, resulting in an earthen room behind the wall pot. The pot is removed the right arm and inspect components. If the surface of the coma penetrated only a few roots, so should not be transplanted, and the plant is gently inserted back into the pot. If the roots of the braided ball and especially when they formed a dense material, reminiscent of the felt - it's time to repot. Before proceeding to transplant, prepare in advance the necessary amount of land and pots. In horticulture, for potted plants they prepare a variety of garden ground (turf, humus, leaf), peat), of which each plant make the necessary mix (with the obligatory admixture of sand). If the fan is not able to buy garden soil, it is possible to use ordinary garden land with the addition of sand. Sand should be large and well washed. To do this, it poured into a large bowl with water and shaken, stirring with a stick. The sand settles to the bottom, and muddy water is drained. Washing was repeated until such time until the water is crystal clear. To the ground was added by 1 / 3 to 1 / 12 part of sand (depending on the mechanical composition of soils: a heavy clay more to light sandy loam - less) to give it a looseness and make it breathable.
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