When should the lucky tree be repotted and its soil changed, and when can it be moved outdoors?

1. When should the soil and pot of the lucky tree be changed?

It is best not to change the pot or soil of the newly purchased lucky tree immediately. It should be done according to the season. The temperature is relatively low in winter and early spring, while the temperature is too high in summer. These time periods are not suitable for changing soil or pots, otherwise it will be difficult for the plants to adapt to the new pots. It is best to wait until the temperature is milder before changing the soil and potting. The most suitable time to change the soil and pot is around April in spring, in the evening or in rainy weather.

In addition, you can also change the soil and pot in autumn. The weather in autumn is clear and the temperature is quite suitable. Spring and autumn are better seasons for changing soil and pots, and they are also the seasons for rapid growth. The external temperature and light conditions are relatively suitable. At this time, if you change the pot and soil, it can adapt and recover relatively quickly.

When changing soil and pots, be sure to prepare loose, breathable, slightly acidic, and humus-rich soil. In addition, when removing the plant from the pot, be sure to retain some of the old soil, and add a small half of the old soil to the new pot. This will help it adapt to the new pot better.

2. When can you move outdoors?

The lucky tree prefers a warm to hot environment, and the suitable growth temperature is between 22-28 degrees Celsius. Therefore, after April every year, when the temperature gradually rises, you can move it outdoors for cultivation, repot it appropriately and apply some compound fertilizer. However, when the temperature is above 30 degrees Celsius in summer, it is necessary to shade it appropriately and lower the temperature by spraying on the leaves. However, when the temperature drops in late autumn and winter, it should be moved to a warm indoor place for maintenance.