Can the lucky tree be planted in the ground?

Can the lucky tree be planted in the ground?

The lucky tree can be planted in the ground. Generally, there are more lucky trees planted in the ground in the southern region, and fewer in the north. Generally, as long as the growing environmental conditions are the same, it is better to plant them in the ground than in potted plants.

Planting lucky trees in the ground for the winter

The ground-planted lucky tree is a perennial plant. It prefers a warm environment, but the climate is relatively cold in winter. Generally, it needs to be transplanted to a warm indoor environment for maintenance in winter. In the southern region, normal open-field maintenance will be sufficient.

Planting lucky trees in the ground to spend the summer

The lucky tree can be planted in the yard. In summer, the water supply of the lucky tree must be well controlled. Do not water it too much, otherwise water will accumulate and the temperature will rise, causing the roots of the lucky tree to become suffocated and rot.

How to plant the lucky tree in the ground

1. Use soil

When planting the lucky tree in the ground, it needs to be planted in loose, fertile, well-drained, breathable, and organically rich culture soil. Such soil is very beneficial to the growth of the lucky tree.

2. Seedling selection

Choose a healthy and strong lucky tree. Generally, the seedlings of the lucky tree grow well, and the leaves are very green. It is best to trim the roots until there are no rotten or old roots.

3. Planting

Plant the seedlings of the lucky tree into the soil, place its roots properly without damaging them, then cover them with soil and water them thoroughly.

Things to note when planting lucky trees

1. Watering: The lucky tree likes warmth. Generally, the most suitable temperature for its growth is around 20-28℃. The temperature at night can be 2 or 3 degrees lower than that during the day.

2. Watering: The lucky tree prefers a humid environment. During the growing period, it only needs to be watered with unpolluted rainwater once a week. Watering does not need to be frequent.

3. Fertilization: When the lucky tree is growing, apply thin liquid fertilizer every 20 days to supplement nutrients so that the lucky tree can maintain normal growth.