How to Transport Plants When Moving House?

Hey buddy. When I decided to move to my new house a few months ago, I had the same question in my mind. For this reason, I checked online how to transport plants when moving house and came across the simplest instructions. But, before that you must prepare your plants carefully using trimming, checking, repotting, and watering.

How to Prepare Plants for Moving?

Plants must be adequately prepared before you begin to move them. To make sure your plants are prepared for the long distance, follow these tips:

• To make your plants easier to carry, trim them a few weeks before the relocation.

• Next, go over your plants for pests and do the treatment if required. It will stop pests from getting to your new house.

• Move your plants into strong, lightweight containers.

• A day or two before the relocation, water your plants but avoid overwatering.

How to Transport House Plants When Moving?

I found the following advice useful for long-distance houseplant transportation:

• To keep small plants like potted herbs or succulents safe during shifting during transit, pack them properly in a cardboard box filled with newspaper.

• For larger plants, such as potted trees or bushes, you will need to use bubble wrap or a sturdy box with handles.

You have the following options for transportation when it comes to moving your houseplants:

• NoBroker City Tempo can be used to transport the plants.  It is the best option for short distances. However, you have to make sure that you are handling your plants very carefully.

• As I had to shift my household items along with plants to another city, I hired a NoBroker packers and movers team. They delivered everything on schedule and undamaged, even the plants. 

I hope this helps you get an idea of how to transport plants when moving long distance or short distances.