Can the lucky tree survive if only the trunk is left?

1. Can I still live?

If the roots and trunk of the plant are still alive, then the plant will still survive. At this time, if you take good care of the plant, pay attention to the water provided to the plant and the light it is exposed to. This type of plant can also grow new branches and leaves from the top of the trunk. If the roots of the plant have died, the chances of the plant surviving are very small.

2. Maintenance methods

1. After digging the plant out of the original soil, if the roots of the plant are in good condition and there is no rot, it is necessary to replace the soil for the plant. You can use garden soil and leaf mold to make new soil, and then add fertilizer to the plants once a month. After replanting, you don't need to give the plant too much water, just a little moisture in the soil is enough. Also, do not place the plant in a place with too strong sunlight. New buds will grow on the plant after about a month.

2. If the roots of the plant are rotten, you can cut off the rotten roots, disinfect the roots and replant them. At this time, place it in a place with good air circulation. If the roots of the plant have rotted too much but the branches are still relatively fresh, you can cut off a section of the branch and soak it in rooting water. After drying, you can then use it for cuttings and wait for the plant to grow roots before planting.