When is it appropriate to repot a large lucky tree? Is it suitable to place it outdoors?

1. When is it appropriate to repot a large lucky tree?

It is not so easy to repot a large lucky tree potted plant, because the plant is relatively large, repotting will be a relatively large workload, and it also has certain requirements for external environmental conditions.

The lucky tree likes warmth, so it needs to be repotted at a relatively warm time. Suitable growing conditions can enable it to adapt to the pot as quickly as possible and continue to thrive after adapting to the new environment. In terms of temperature, autumn is generally more suitable. The weather in autumn is clear and cool, and the growing environment is relatively comfortable.

2. Why should large lucky trees be repotted?

For a large lucky tree, it will basically grow two to three layers of branches and leaves from the top every year, and its root system will become more lush and extended. If you don't change to a larger pot in time, its roots will not be able to fully stretch out in the old pot, and new roots will not be able to germinate and grow. This will lead to a reduction in its absorption capacity, and the nutrients required for plant growth will not be supplied in a timely manner. Over time, it will seriously hinder the growth of the plant, new branches and leaves will not grow, and the old branches and leaves will gradually turn yellow. Therefore, it is necessary to change the soil and pot in time to ensure a suitable growing environment.

3. Is it suitable for outdoor use?

The lucky tree prefers light and is suitable for growing in a warm environment. The light outdoors is usually more abundant than that indoors, so the lucky tree can be placed outdoors, but it cannot be exposed to light for a long time. It can be maintained in a place with scattered light. In addition, it needs shade in the summer and needs to be moved indoors to keep warm in the winter.