How to repot lucky bamboo grown in soil, and what to pay attention to when growing lucky bamboo in soil pots

1. How to repot

1. Prepare the potting soil: When repotting, you need to first prepare a flower pot that is larger than the original pot. You can use a purple clay pot or a clay pot. You also need to prepare suitable soil, ensure it is permeable, loose and has sufficient nutrients, so that the soil is more conducive to growth.

2. Remove from the pot and trim the roots: Be careful when removing from the pot to minimize root damage. Afterwards, clean the root system with clean water. Cut off any rotten roots, old roots, and dead roots to avoid affecting the growth of new roots. After treatment, the wound must be disinfected and dried before being buried in the soil to avoid infection.

3. Planting in pots: After treating the root system, the plant can be planted in the potting soil. First put some soil in the pot, then put the plant in, level its roots, and fill the soil. Be careful to compact it, then water it thoroughly and place it in a ventilated and cool place. Such an environment will help it recover faster.

2. Precautions for soil cultivation

When growing lucky bamboo in soil, pay attention to the frequency of watering. Although it likes moisture, it is afraid of waterlogging. Therefore, watering must not be excessive or too frequent, otherwise the stagnant water will easily cause the roots to rot. In addition, pay attention to fertilization. The nutrients in the soil are more abundant than those in water. When cultivating the soil, it is necessary to apply small amounts of fertilizer in small amounts, otherwise it will easily burn the roots and hinder growth.