Chinese money plant
I’ve got about 4 babies popping out of my soil. What is the best way to move them into their own pots? How long should I wait before I move them? They’re very very small but all coming out of the soil.
5” pot with drainage
Last watered 6 days ago
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Hi Kyla, it's great that your Chinese Money Plant is producing so many babies!
Here's how you can gently move them into their own pots:
* Wait for the right size: Let the baby plants grow a bit more until they have a few leaves. This ensures they have enough energy to establish themselves in their new pots.
* Prepare the pot: Use a well-draining potting mix and a small pot.
* Gently remove: Carefully loosen the soil around the baby plant and gently lift it out, making sure to keep the roots intact.
* Plant in the new pot: Place the baby plant in the new pot and fill in the surrounding soil.
* Water lightly: Water the newly potted plant lightly to settle the soil.
Place the new plants in a warm, bright location, but avoid direct sunlight. Water them regularly, but allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. With a little care, your baby plants will soon grow into healthy, mature Chinese Money Plants!
Here's how you can gently move them into their own pots:
* Wait for the right size: Let the baby plants grow a bit more until they have a few leaves. This ensures they have enough energy to establish themselves in their new pots.
* Prepare the pot: Use a well-draining potting mix and a small pot.
* Gently remove: Carefully loosen the soil around the baby plant and gently lift it out, making sure to keep the roots intact.
* Plant in the new pot: Place the baby plant in the new pot and fill in the surrounding soil.
* Water lightly: Water the newly potted plant lightly to settle the soil.
Place the new plants in a warm, bright location, but avoid direct sunlight. Water them regularly, but allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. With a little care, your baby plants will soon grow into healthy, mature Chinese Money Plants!
