repoting plants

[whitruss]

hello everyone!
im builiding my onw enclosure and now that i have my plants im going go clean then and transfer them to other vases.
I have a Schefflera arboricola with a considerable size.
A Vriesia splendens (Small).
A lemon lime dracena (small).
A zebrina Tradescantia (wandering jew).
A spider plant that i'll probably hang outside.
And an Aphelandra squarrosa (zebra plant).

Im going to use this soil, pindstrup mantillo fit for ecological cultivation, anyone used it before?

http://snag.gy/Y7Acd.jpg

i have to take the plant and wash them all, take all of the old dirt with water and then put then in the new vases wiht this soil right? also, am i gonna need any kind of fertilizer for the plants or normal water will do it?

thank you

 

[carol5208]

what kind of chameleon are you getting? Veilds tend to be plant eaters so you have to be careful what types of plants you use. The only plant I know that you are using that is safe is the sheffelera. The rest I do not know. If you are getting a panther you don't have to worry as much but still some will eat plants also. No fertilizer. You will want to cover your soil with large river rocks so your chameleon does not eat it. That is another reason why you do not want fertilizer incase your cham gets to the soil somehow.

 

[whitruss]

Thank you, i´ve got rocks already to protect the soil and have everything ready for this step. And yes im you guess it, im trying to get a veiled
i think all the plant i have are chams safe, i found those in these lists:
http://www.flchams.com/safe_plant_list.asp
http://www.cleanlinechameleons.com/safe-plant-list/
http://www.terrariofilia.com/terrario/plantas-en-el-terrario-(guia-visual-por-dani_oviedo)/

i just not sure of how to do the process of re poting without puting the plants in shock and if my soil is aproriate for them.

Thank you