How to repot the Emerald Tree

1. Preliminary preparation

The first thing we need to determine is the time, which is very important.

The temperature is relatively good in spring and autumn, and the plants may be in a germination or dormant state. It is completely fine to do this operation during this period. The second thing we need to do is stop watering, because only in this way can the soil become dry and then the plants can come out.

2. Methods

The first thing we need to do is to use a knife to loosen the soil around it, and then use the tool to get the plant out. Generally, we can turn it upside down so that it will fall off directly due to gravity. After that, we need to use scissors to cut its roots so that the sub-roots can grow quickly.

We cannot mess with the soil near the taproot at will, so as not to damage the roots. Then we need to clean the soil in the pot a little bit, then wash the pot and pad the bottom hole. When doing this operation, remember to lift it up so that the dripping water can remain unobstructed in the future. New soil needs to be used at the bottom of the pot, and then the fertilizer it needs is sprinkled on it. Generally speaking, the fertilizer we provide it needs to be decomposed or fermented. Finally, sprinkle a layer of soil. After that you can put the plants in. Finally, we need to put soil at the mouth of the pot. Before completing this, we can lift the plant up so that the roots can stretch better.

3. Late stage

After changing the pot, what we need to do is to water it slowly until water seeps through. Then we can put it in a place without sunlight. During this period, we cannot water it frequently, but we can spray water on the leaves. After about half a month, we can take care of it normally.