Precautions for transplanting Monstera and maintenance methods after transplanting

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It is best to transplant Monstera in spring, when the climate is mild, the temperature begins to rise, and the plant grows vigorously. Transplanting at this time will cause less damage to the plant and will also help it recover later. If the climatic conditions are not good, it will be difficult for Monstera to adapt to the new environment, making it difficult for the plant to survive and the roots cannot penetrate the soil, which will affect its subsequent growth.

Points to note when transplanting Monstera

1. A few days before transplanting Monstera, do not water the flowerpot. Keep the soil in the pot dry. This will help the roots to detach and will not easily damage the root system, which can also ensure good future growth.

2. When transplanting, you need to replace the flowerpot and soil. The flowerpot should be slightly larger than the previous one. The soil should be breathable, well-drained, and nutritious, so that it can meet its growth needs and provide a suitable environment for its growth.

Monstera transplanting management

After transplanting Monstera, you cannot water it immediately. Its roots have not adapted yet, and suddenly watering it will cause damage. You have to wait half a day before watering it, but not too much water at one time to avoid water accumulation in the pot. With proper care, Monstera will be able to resume growth quickly.