Abstract: This paper introduces in detail the correct method of repotting of money trees, including preparation, repotting steps and follow-up maintenance. By reading this article, readers will be able to master the techniques of repotting the money tree to ensure the healthy growth of the plant.
I. Introduction. The Money Tree, also known as the Fortune Tree and the Coin Tree, is a popular indoor foliage plant, implying abundant wealth and good luck. As the money tree grows, regular repotting is key to maintaining its healthy growth. This article will introduce you to the right way to repot your money tree and make your money tree thrive.
2. Preparations.
Choose the right potter: The new potter should be slightly larger than the original pot to ensure that the money tree has enough room to grow. At the same time, make sure that the basin has good drainage holes to prevent water accumulation.
Prepare the right soil: Money trees prefer loose, well-drained soil. You can choose a soil made of peat, perlite, vermiculite, etc., which is mixed in the right proportions.
Tool preparation: Prepare gardening shovels, scissors, watering cans and other tools to facilitate the operation of changing pots.
3. Repotting steps.
Watering and depotting: 2-3 days before repotting, water the money tree in moderation to moisten the soil. When depotting, gently pat the wall of the pot to separate the soil from the wall and remove the plant from the pot.
Prune the root system: Check the root system of the money tree, prune off the overgrown, old, and diseased root system to promote the growth of new roots. After pruning, the wound can be applied with a fungicide such as carbendazim to prevent infection.
Implant a new pot: Spread a layer of ceramsite or gravel at the bottom of the new pot to increase drainage. Place the pruned money tree in a new pot, fill the void with the prepared soil, and gently compact.
Watering & Rooting: Immediately after repotting, water the money tree thoroughly so that the soil is fully moistened. It is then placed in a well-ventilated, semi-shaded environment and protected from direct sunlight.
Fourth, follow-up maintenance.
Control the amount of watering: Money trees are drought tolerant and afraid of waterlogging, so they should follow the principle of "seeing dry and wet" when watering to avoid root rot caused by stagnant water. In the spring and autumn growth period, the number of watering can be increased appropriately;In summer and winter, reduce watering and keep the soil slightly dry.
Fertilization management: Do not apply fertilizer within one month after changing pots to avoid burdening the plants. After one month, thin liquid fertilizer or special fertilizer for foliage plants can be applied every 2-3 weeks to provide sufficient nutrients for the money tree.
Light & Temperature: Money trees prefer semi-shady environments and avoid direct sunlight. The suitable growth temperature is 20-30, and the room temperature should be kept above 10 in winter to prevent frostbite.
Air Humidity & Ventilation: Money trees prefer moist air and can be sprayed regularly with a watering can to increase the humidity of the air. At the same time, keeping the room well ventilated is conducive to preventing the occurrence of pests and diseases.
Pest control: Regularly inspect the leaves and roots of the money tree, and take timely measures to prevent and control pests and diseases once signs are found. It can be carried out using methods such as biological control and chemical agents**.
5. Summary. 
Repotting of a money tree is not complicated, the key is to prepare for the correct repotting steps and subsequent maintenance methods. With the guidance of this article, I believe you have learned how to repot a money tree. With careful care, your money tree is sure to thrive, bringing greenery and good fortune to your home life.