How to Move Your House Plants

Moving house plants is not as easy as it seems. You can’t just load them in the movers’ van with your furniture, clothes and other stuff, especially if you’re planning a long distance trip. But then what could you do to help them survive moving day? Let’s find out...

You have to begin with preparations well in advance because there are few things that you have to take care of. Experts from removal company London recommend bearing in mind following tips if you want to make sure that your plants will be delivered without any damage.

1. Stop watering them a few days before transportation

Nothing so much will happen with your plants if you don’t water them for a couple of days. Don’t worry, they won’t die. It’s much easier to transport them if soil in pots is not damp so it’s worth doing it.

2. Move plants in plastic pots

The main problem when you’re moving house plants is that their pots could be easily broken, especially if they’re ceramic. So, if you want to prevent any incidents, you should move your plants in plastic pots and wrap well their original containers in some bubble wrap or packing paper.

3. In your car

Do you think to take advantage of professional moving services London or you’ll try to manage with your relocation by yourself? In the first case, it won’t be a problem for experts to take care of safety of your plants but if you’re a fan of DIY removals, you should consider one important rule - make sure that your plants won’t be overheated in the car. Always keep windows open and that wouldn't be a problem for you.

What else would you do if you have to move your house plants?