How to propagate the Chinese lucky charm by division

The division method of Lucky Globe: Remove from the pot

First, pour out the entire pot with the soil, then tap the soil on the ground and remove as many large lumps as possible, which can be recycled.

How to divide the plant of Lucky Globe: washing the roots

Then rinse with running water, try to wash away the soil as much as possible so that you can see the root system clearly and facilitate the separation below.

How to divide the plant of Lucky Bamboo: pruning the root system

Try to untangle the tangled roots as much as possible, and then observe the strength of the roots. Generally, it is best for a plant to have more than 5 relatively developed root systems.

The division method of Lucky Star: clump division

Then decide how many plants to divide according to the divided root system, and use a knife to cut the upper part. Make the incision as small as possible. When separating the roots below, it doesn't matter much if the small roots are damaged. Try to keep the main root well.

How to divide the plant of Lucky Bamboo: Leaf cutting

Carry out appropriate pruning, some old leaves can be cut off, and just a few are left to reduce water evaporation.

The method of dividing the Chinese lucky charm plant: planting in separate pots

Then plant them in separate pots. If conditions permit, you can water them with appropriate concentrations of carbendazim 3 days after transplanting. (Generally, there is no watering when growing it at home. I also water it when growing it in the laboratory. It doesn’t matter much.)

How to divide the plant of Lucky Globe: Maintenance

It is best to place it in a cool place for the first week, but there should be light but not direct sunlight.