After transplanting the emerald tree, it needs to be watered. Not only should it be watered, but also it should be watered thoroughly. It can't be stopped halfway. Usually, when watering, you can see water flowing out of the bottom of the flowerpot, which is even water permeable. But when watering, it should not be too fierce. It should be watered slowly into the basin soil. And also should be appropriate water spray, transplanting should be placed in a ventilated place, every morning and evening to a small amount of water spray.
Generally speaking, the emerald tree can continue to grow about a week after transplanting. However, it also has something to do with the maintenance after transplanting. Sometimes it can be recovered only half a month or so, which is quite normal. It should observe the growth state of the plant more during the period of taking the pot. If the growth is poor, it is necessary to pull out its root system and carry out disinfection planting after pruning.
After transplanting, we should try our best to put it in the cool and ventilated place. We can't see the sunshine immediately. We should first let it adapt to the new pot soil in the ventilated place, and then carry out the normal maintenance almost a week later.
