《解体＆土のリサイクル》２年後の寄せ植え 植物の再利用・養生＆土の再生／カラーリーフ満載寄せ植え製作／半地植え

Hello everyone, I'm Miya. Thank you for watching, commenting and giving high marks. Today, I would like to show you how to disassemble and use the plants that have been planted for two years. At the same time, I would like to introduce you to a digest of how to re-create the plants. Finally, I would like to show you how to reuse the soil in a simple way that can be used immediately. My house has a large garden, so I don't always reuse the soil. I used to plant the old soil around the garden. Recently, the soil has risen, so I feel that the cost of the soil is higher than that of the plants. From now on, I would like to reuse the soil as much as possible. The video may be a little long, but please watch it to the end if you like. Let's get started. First of all, I will turn all of these over and disassemble them. I will separate the plants one by one. I would like to use the ones that are in good condition as they are. Also, the situation around here is not so bad, so I think it can be used for the next pre-planting. This is a Christmas rose. This is Nigel. Nigel is a native of Hayazaki Prefecture. It is a precious time to play with the roots of Christmas roses. I have been waiting for this time to play with Nigel. I will disassemble them one by one. The most troublesome thing is this flowerpot. This can be disposed of. For those who want to use this kind of flowerpot, I would like to show you my way of dealing with it. First of all, let's disassemble this pre-plant. It's very heavy. Let's put it out here. Can I get this out? It's like a jagged knife, so it's easier to disassemble. It's like this. It's too big, so I'll put it out first. I put out the flowerpot, but I couldn't get the roots out. This may not be good. This is a wire plant. Iberis is attached to it. Wire plants are fine even if you tear them apart, so let's pull them out. Iberis is also quite strong. Maybe I can get them all out. Can I get it out? Oh, I got it out. It came out. I'd like to disassemble it. If you don't have this, you can use a scoop. Disposing of cats like this is cool. If you do it in the summer, you'll die. Gardening is really a hard job. Now I'm going to separate the Iberis and the wire plant spotlights. It's okay to just separate them. It's like this. Iberis seems to be usable as it is. New buds are coming out. That's good. Iberis is strong, so I think it's okay to cut off the roots. What do you think? It's easy to separate here. It's separated. I cut off a lot of roots. It's okay. Let's get rid of the soil as much as possible. It's very sticky. It's hard. I'll use the disinfectant net again. I think it's better to get rid of this much. Garbage. Obviously, this kind of big garbage is disposed of as garbage. I'd like to put it on the floor later. For the time being, I'll soak the plants I just disassembled in water. I'll soak it in water with lichidase. There are five types of plants I just disassembled. The tree germander, wire plants, and Iberis are in good condition, so I'll use them as they are. I'm going to pot up the Christmas rose I mentioned earlier. The roots are rotting. The roots are black. I'm going to hit it a little more to remove the soil and plant it in new soil. I'm going to do it first. There are about two videos on how to replant Christmas roses, so please take a look at them in detail. There is also a way to cut this flower bouquet and make it sashimi. It's going to get cold soon, so I think it's difficult to make sashimi. Let's do it in a way that makes it sashimi. That's the only way I can think of right now. Put it in and turn it around. If it's like this, it's not going to grow out of the stem again. I don't know if this is good. For the time being, I'm going to plant it a little deeper. The roots are cut off quite a bit when I disassemble them, so I'll cut the top as much as possible. It's a multi-year plant, so if you take all the leaves of the multi-year plant, it will be useless. Leave only a few leaves. It's suspicious. It looks like it's going to die. It looks like it's going to die, but I'll try to raise the water of Lichidas with this. Next, I'm going to put Three Charmanders on top of Hanji. This is a blue garden. It's a glass called Schizocryum Scoparium Chameleon, which I planted in the middle last year. It didn't grow well, so I transplanted it. I would like to plant Three Charmanders on top of Hanji in this place. I'll dig a hole and put the Fuyoto and Karuishi mixed in there. I'm going to put Three Charmanders, which I planted in a new pot, on top of Hanji. It's done when you put a lot of water on it. Then, I'd like to re-create the top of the garden with the pot I mentioned earlier. You can buy Hachizoko stone, which is sold on the Internet. I put two of these in. I don't have a Hachizoko net. I'm going to put in some new soil. These are the plants I'm going to use for the top of the garden. Eucalyptus Blacktail P.W.'s Eucalyptus Dolce Silver Duke Tsurubakiya Silver Race I'm going to make two copies of the Viola Papillon series. I'm going to make one copy of the Hericrisum Lime Mini. And then I'm going to put in the disassembled wire plants and make them. This Eucalyptus Blacktail is going to be really big. I'm going to put it in this pot and use it. I'm going to take the roots out. It can suppress early growth. I'd like to put it in as it is. I'm going to bury this first. I'd like to split the Eucalyptus Blacktail in half. I split the Eucalyptus Blacktail in half. I didn't get a video of it. That's too bad. I can't split it anymore. I don't have a place to split it. I'll just bury it like this. I think this is good enough. This Tsurubakiya Silver Race. I don't think it's a good fit. But if it's just a video, it's a little... I put it in so that it would spread out a little. It's a wire plant. I'm going to cut it in a little bit. I'm going to clean up the leaves that are a little sloppy. Wire plants are also easy to use. If you put it in front of you in the winter, it's going to look pretty stupid. Wire plants should be cut at the end of spring. If you put scissors in it and cut it, it will bloom beautifully again. It's better not to do it now. It's not very sensitive. It's better to do it when it gets warm. But let's cut it a little. Because it's too violent. I'm going to put this in the back. This is the back. What if I put it in like this? Then I thought this pot would be more lonely. Yes, I got it. So this is the last step. I'm going to try to regenerate the soil. I bought this Hanagokoro soil regenerative agent on Amazon. It was less than 600 yen for 5 liters. I've used this before. Actually, I think the best way to do it is to spray it like this and mix it with a regenerative agent. This time, the easiest way to do it is to take this garbage and mix it with a regenerative agent. However, it is written that it can be planted immediately, so I will do it that way. I have an old one. Put it in here. Shake it here. Let's remove the roots like this. Even if there are a few roots left, all the roots will not be removed. I'll do it without thinking too much. Yes, I'm done spraying the old one. This one is gone too. This is how much garbage has been removed. Then I will spray the next old one. This old one has middle and small buds. I'm going to use the small one to dispose of the fallen ones. I'd like to spray this one again with the smallest bud. I'll spray this one. I'll take it out when the garbage comes out again. I will dispose of the remaining garbage with this one. This is the fallen one. Speaking of beautiful, it's beautiful. I'll think about it later. I'm done spraying the old one. There are roots and leaves in it, but I can't help it. Yes, let's say this is good. I will open the container here. It is said that the ratio of this regenerative agent to this old soil is 1 to 4. Well, it depends on the amount of beans. Yes, I'll put it in. 1 Is it about this? 4 to 1. I will mix this. If you look at the ingredients of this regenerative agent, it says that it is an anti-oxidant, anti-oxidant, and anti-wood. This is an anti-oxidant, and it doesn't contain any fertilizer. When you plant it, I think it's better to plant it after putting in something like a drought-resistant fertilizer. Yes, here it is. I put in about two handfuls. Yes, it's okay. Yes, then, when I dismantled it, I hadn't planted this much yet. This is Iberis. I'm going to plant this in this pot and I'm going to plant this in half an hour. I'm going to avoid this beautifully. This is also an anti-oxidant. This also seems to adsorb something to regenerate old soil. Let's put this in a little too. It's half an hour, so I put the soil in without any water space. The tulips came out. There's a big one left, isn't there? Let's put it in here. The soil has improved a lot. You don't have to put in that much dry stone. Yes, it's a pretty good soil. I'm going to mix a little bit of fertilizer and put it back in the original soil. There's still a lump of bad soil like this. Then, if you mix the fertilizer well, it will gradually become good soil from the top. The water drain is not bad either. I don't think there's a problem. Yes, today I mainly dismantled the top of the plant, re-made the top of the plant, re-used the top of the plant, and re-used the soil. How was it? I would be happy if the video was helpful even a little. This is the disassembled top of the plant. This is a Christmas rose and a Hanakanzashi. The way this Hanakanzashi is done is super evil. I think the best thing is sashimi. If it was around the beginning of September or October, I might have brought some sashimi. It was a little late to do it. Giving up is also necessary for gardening. If this happens, buying a new one is the fastest way to do it. I used to do my best to do something, but I don't play much even if I do my best. I think it's important to give up. This is a re-use of the soil. I haven't done it much, so I have a lot of homework. I didn't have any diseases on this top of the plant, so I think I can use it without any problems. The problem is that I didn't think there would be so many particles here, so I feel like I'm gay. It's a little hard for everyone to get rid of this. I wonder what everyone is doing. When I looked it up, it was said that it was possible to carbonize carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide. So, if you mix this kind of thing, you might be able to promote carbon monoxide. I think it would be nice to be able to use it while mixing it here as well. This is a flower bed that I replanted the other day. It's a flower bed that I replanted with Rui-san. I feel like Viola has suddenly become a big girl. This girl is so cute. That's all for today's video. If you find this video helpful, please click the like button and subscribe to my channel. See you in the next video. Bye bye.