Precautions for transplanting dragon beard trees: the best time and method for transplanting

It is recommended to bring the soil ball with you when transplanting the dragon beard tree, which can not only protect the root system well, but also help it adapt to the new environment faster. In addition, it is necessary to water it thoroughly in time after planting, which is the root-fixing water.

The dragon beard tree generally grows in a warm, humid and sunny environment, so it is better to change the soil and transplant it in December to February or April. The climate temperature and humidity are relatively suitable, and repotting is not likely to cause frost damage. It is easy to survive after changing the soil and transplanting.

Points to note when transplanting dragon beard trees

1. When transplanting the dragon beard tree, don't choose a pot that is too high. Try to choose a shorter one. Don't use a pot that is too large. You can just plant it directly and fill it with soil.

2. When transplanting the dragon beard tree, you need to choose soil that is deep, fertile, and well-breathable. Generally, water it once every 3 to 5 days in spring and autumn, and once every 1 to 2 days in summer.

3. Transplanted plants are relatively weak, so do not rush to water them. Wait 3-5 days before watering them appropriately. Do not rush to expose them to the sun either. Place them in a well-ventilated and cool environment. Do not fertilize them at this time, otherwise it will cause fertilizer damage.

Transplantation and management of dragon beard tree

1. The dragon beard tree needs to be repotted once a year. You can apply appropriate amount of fertilizer when repotting it. You can also do some simple pruning when repotting, and cut off the yellow leaves to make it more attractive for viewing.

2. The dragon beard tree should not be fertilized after transplanting. Wait until its leaves recover and start to grow normally. Then you can gradually increase the light, start normal maintenance, and then add fertilizer.