The reason why the money tree is favored by many flower lovers is not only because of its auspicious name, but also because of its broad leaves, which are very suitable as a living room decoration. People's love for it is largely due to the fact that it symbolizes wealth and good luck. In addition, the maintenance of the money tree is not complicated and it is easy to manage. Let’s learn the correct way to repot the money tree. 1. Soil selection Although the money tree is highly adaptable to soil, choosing high-quality soil is key to promoting its healthy growth and reducing the number of fertilizations. Suitable soil not only helps the money tree to thrive, but also prevents root rot and yellow leaves. Therefore, it is recommended that flower lovers prepare loose and humus-rich soil for the money tree. This soil is usually formed by the decomposition of dead branches and leaves. It contains rich organic matter and is extremely beneficial to the growth of the money tree. 2. Repotting method If the soil in the pot of the money tree becomes compacted and barren, timely measures should be taken to improve the soil quality. Materials such as pine bark , sand or wood ash can be added to increase soil permeability and avoid waterlogging that can lead to root rot and leaf fall. For newly introduced money trees, it is recommended not to change the pot in the same year to avoid affecting the shape of the tree. Spring or July and August are suitable seasons for repotting. The money tree has high requirements for potting soil, and you should choose slightly moist and well-drained acidic sandy loam. 3. Watering should be moderate The money tree is a strong plant, but overwatering is the enemy of its growth. The money tree is afraid of stagnant water and overly moist soil, which will cause yellow leaves and root rot. On the contrary, reducing the frequency of watering appropriately and keeping the soil slightly dry will help the money tree grow more healthily. After watering, ensure that the environment is ventilated to promote rapid drying of the soil surface and maintain appropriate humidity. 4. Lighting and ventilation The money tree likes sunlight, but it should avoid strong direct sunlight at noon in summer to avoid damaging the plant. When the light is strong, the money tree needs to be shaded. In addition, ventilation should be ensured after watering to quickly dry the soil surface and maintain moderate humidity in the indoor environment, which is conducive to the healthy growth of the money tree. 5. Fertilization strategy When caring for the money tree, the principle of "applying small amounts of fertilizer frequently" should be adopted. Improper fertilization may also cause damage to the root system, so reasonable fertilization is crucial. You can use homemade bean cake or peanut cake fertilizer water, or choose a fertilizer with a balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, and apply it once or twice a month. In this way, the money tree can absorb sufficient nutrients, promote the growth of new leaves, and make it more lush. The above are the maintenance tips and repotting methods for the money tree. If you do a good job of daily maintenance, the money tree will thrive, new buds will continue to sprout, and the leaves will be green.
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