Does the Swallow's Palm need watering after transplanting?

1. It is best to water

For newly transplanted Kusanagi, it is best to water it once and water it thoroughly. This will allow the roots of the plant to combine more closely with the new soil, allowing the plant to grow more smoothly afterwards. In addition, watering at this time can keep the soil moist, allowing the plants to better adapt to the new environment.

2. The situation where watering is not possible

Although watering is generally necessary, if the roots of the plant are damaged during the transplanting process, it is best not to water it, otherwise the wound may be infected with bacteria.

In addition, if the new soil is relatively moist, it is best not to water it, otherwise the soil will be too moist and may cause root rot.