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How To Move Plants To Your New Home
Plants are an important part of any home. Moving them to your new home can be tricky, but with these tips it can be a breeze.
Tips On How To Move Plants
The steps you take to move your plants depend on the type of plant. For most potted plants, it's not complicated. But for bigger indoor or outdoor plants, there are more steps involved.
Outdoor Plants
If you have potted plants, it will be tricky to move them outdoors. So instead of struggling with the process, consider leaving some plants behind
It's best to trim back larger plants before relocating them. Not only will this make them easier to carry, but it Also promote new growth once you replant them in your new location. Be sure to water the plants thoroughly beforehand as well; This will keep the roots and soil moist during the transition. To begin, dig up the plant while taking care not to disrupt or damage too many roots—try preserve as much of the root system as possible by keeping a ball of dirt around it.
House Plants
The simplest way to move plants is by keeping them in their pots and placing them snugly into an open box. By filling any gaps with paper, you'll ensure that the plants don't shift excessively during transport.It's crucial to remember that not all moving companies can transport plants, so it would be best if you planned on bringing them with you in a separate car. This is also much better for the plants since then you can regulate the temperature and keep them healthy during the move.Before moving your large houseplants, you may need to trim or prune them. If it’s cold outside on the day of the move, wrap your plants in newspaper first to protect them from temperature changes.
How Long Does It Take For A Plant To Adjust To A New Home?
If you've ever moved house, you know how long it can take to feel settled in a new place. The same is true for plants. It can take a plant several weeks, or even months, to adjust to a new home
Can I Take My Plants With Me When I Move?
Yes, you can take your plants with you when you move. Just make sure to pack them securely and keep them away from any direct sunlight or heat sources. Once you arrive at your new home, unpack them immediately and give them a good watering.
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