How to transplant the side buds of the Chinese Fortune Plant

1. Transplantation time

After the flowering period of the lucky charm plant, the original plant will die, and new buds will sprout from the root leaves and leaf buds at the bottom. These new buds need normal maintenance. After the leaf bud grows three to four normal leaves, a certain root system has basically been formed at its base, and it can be transplanted.

2. Transplantation Method

At this time, you can take it out of the flowerpot, peel it directly off the mother plant with a knife or your hands, and then plant it in a new flowerpot. Place it in a cool place to let it recover, and then you can carry out normal management to achieve the purpose of transplantation.

When transplanting, you need to pay attention that the lucky charm plant needs loose and fertile soil in the pot. In most cases, you can use peat or coconut coir mixed with 1/3 to 1/4 perlite for cultivation.