How to transplant the lucky charm

1. Preparation for transplanting

Before transplanting the lucky charm plant, you need to prepare the potting soil. The flowerpot should be selected according to the volume of the transplanted plant. Generally, the roots of the plant should be 3 cm away from the edge of the flowerpot. The soil should be breathable and loose. You can mix expanded clay and perlite evenly for use.

2. Remove the plant from the pot

The first step in transplanting is to dig out the plant, but the roots must not be damaged, otherwise it will affect its growth. If the plant to be transplanted is diseased, the old soil attached to the roots must be cleaned off. If it is a general transplant, try to bring some of the old soil with you so that the plant can quickly adapt to the new growing environment.

3. Transplanting

When transplanting, put some gravel under the flowerpot to make it more breathable. Add some soil and plant it in, lift it up gently so that its roots can stretch, and then cover the roots with soil. After transplanting, it should be temporarily placed in a shady and ventilated place. The plant can be maintained normally after it has adapted.