1. First dig out the cooked Chimonanthus praecox pile, take off some original soil, expose the vigorous root system, and then repair its root with sharp scissors. Then, prepare some loose and breathable soil, the more fertile the better. At the same time, apply foot manure. You can use some chicken manure, pig manure and other livestock manure, plus some yellow sand and lotus pond soil and mix them together. This kind of soil is the most fertile and suitable for raising wintersweet.

2. Pour the prepared soil into the prepared flowerpot, and the flowerpot should be deeper, so that more soil can be piled up, which is beneficial to the root growth of Yumera. Just like the picture above, pile the soil in the flowerpot until it is 7 minutes full.

3. Pile the processed cooked Chimonanthus praecox on the pot soil, find a good angle, and then continue to add soil.

4. After planting Chimonanthus praecox, fill up the pot soil. If you want to make potted plants, you can continue to pile up the soil higher. If you don't do potted plants, it's not necessary, just normal height.

5. After adding the soil, compact the basin soil and don't let it collapse. You can find a wooden stick or a small shovel to stabilize the soil in the basin, so that the step of filling the basin is completed.

6. After doing the above work, don't forget to water the roots of Chimonanthus praecox bonsai, so that the soil and the roots of Chimonanthus praecox can be closely combined to better serve the potted plants and grow rapidly.