Should swallow palms be watered for transplanting?

First, it is best to water

For the swallow palm that has just been transplanted, it is best to water it once and water it thoroughly. In this way, the roots of the plant can be combined more closely with the new soil, and then the plant can grow more smoothly. In addition, watering at this time can keep the soil moist and make the plants better adapt to the new environment.

Second, the condition that it can't be watered.

Although watering is generally needed, if the root of the plant is damaged during transplanting, it is best not to water it, otherwise it may lead to wound infection.

In addition, if the new soil is moist, it is best not to water it, otherwise the soil moisture is too high and may cause rotten roots.