Water the rose that needs to be replaced with a small amount of water along the inner side of the basin wall, make the basin wall wetter and easier to realize the de basin, take out the plant together with the soil.
Gently remove the soil from the root of the rose. Be careful not to damage the root. When the root is exposed, cut off the old root and the diseased root, leaving a new or healthy root.
Put the pruned plants into the new basin, straighten them, let their roots stretch out, and slowly add soil. When adding soil, use your fingers to compact the surrounding soil so that the root can fully contact the soil, which is conducive to rooting and survival.
After planting in a new basin, you need to water it in time. At this time, the water is the root water, which makes the root and soil more dense, and is conducive to the recovery and growth of roses.
