When and how to change the soil of lucky bamboo

Lucky bamboo soil changing time

It is better to change the soil of lucky bamboo in spring, because the temperature in spring is suitable, it grows vigorously, and has strong germination ability. Changing the soil at this time will not cause too much damage to it, and can also help it recover faster.

How to repot and change the soil of lucky bamboo

Before repotting and changing the soil of lucky bamboo, you need to prepare a new flowerpot and substrate. The flowerpot should have good drainage and air permeability. The substrate can be prepared by yourself with leaf mold, peat soil and river sand.

Before changing the soil, take the plant out of the old pot and prune the roots. Cut off some old roots, dead roots and rotten roots. After drying, you can plant it in the pot. First put some soil in the new pot. When planting, let the roots of the plant stretch out, put them in the soil, fill the soil and compact it lightly.

Things to note when changing the soil for lucky bamboo

1. When changing the soil of lucky bamboo, be careful to remove it from the pot to minimize damage. Before potting the plant, the new soil should be dried in the sun or disinfected with disinfectant to prevent insect eggs or bacteria in it.

2. It is better to use loose and fertile soil when changing the soil of lucky bamboo, which can ensure the normal breathing of the roots. It is best to use slightly acidic soil, which is more in line with its growth habits.

3. It is better to change the soil of lucky bamboo and apply bone meal as base fertilizer, which can ensure sufficient nutrients in the soil and help the plant adapt to the pot better.

Maintenance method of lucky bamboo after changing soil

1. After changing the soil of lucky bamboo, you should water it thoroughly in time and then place it in a well-ventilated place without light. It is afraid of the sun and is very weak at this time. If it is placed in the sun, it will be burned, which will affect the plant's adaptation to the pot.

2. After changing the soil of lucky bamboo, you need to water it thoroughly immediately. This is the water to help it take root. Put it in a cool place and spray it with water frequently afterwards.

3. The yellowing of lucky bamboo leaves after changing the soil may be due to improper pruning. When changing the soil, you should pay attention to pruning the roots of the plant to reduce nutrient consumption. However, if you do not pay attention to proper pruning, it will easily cause the leaves to turn yellow.

4. After changing the soil, the lucky bamboo cannot be exposed to the sun immediately. It needs to wait until the plant grows new leaves before it can be placed in a place with scattered light and exposed to the sun appropriately.