Do I need to water the lucky bamboo after repotting? How to deal with the lucky bamboo after repotting

1. Do I need to water the plant after repotting?

Whether the lucky bamboo needs to be watered after being repotted depends on whether the roots have been dried before being buried in the soil. Repotting should be combined with root pruning. If the wound is not dried in the sun before being potted after root pruning, do not rush to water it. Wait for a while to prevent the wound from getting wet, otherwise it will easily rot and affect its acclimatization. If you dry the wound after root pruning and then pot it, you need to water it after potting, and water it thoroughly so that water flows out from the bottom of the pot. This will help it resume growth faster.

2. What to do after repotting

1. Ventilation: After repotting, be sure to place it in a well-ventilated place so that the air is always circulating. Such an environment is more conducive to its recovery. If the air is not circulating, the plants will be very weak and easily infected by diseases and pests, which will affect their later growth.

2. Light: Lucky bamboo itself does not like sunlight, and it should not be placed in a sunny place after repotting. It should be placed in a dark place and exposed to sunlight occasionally after it resumes growth. But be careful not to use strong light at any time, otherwise you will get burned and the leaves will turn yellow and dry out.

3. Fertilization: The plants that have just been repotted have not yet resumed their growth and do not need to be fertilized. If you apply fertilizer at this time, it will damage the root system and burn the roots. After the plant has fully resumed growth, apply fertilizer in small amounts.