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The good weather in the morning and evening makes it feel like a suitable time to plant, especially before the rains come and the soil gets wet.

Before planting, it's important to ensure the soil doesn't get wet from the rain to avoid spoilage.

Mixing a little river sand with the garden bed soil can create a good medium for planting, allowing the plant's roots to grow well.

Covering drainage holes with small cuttings of cloth can help prevent soil from escaping and keep the soil clean.

To divide a plant, you can carefully separate the roots and plant them in separate pots if desired, which can result in two plants instead of one.

A small plant should not be planted in a very big pot, and a very big plant should not be planted in a very small room, to promote healthy growth and avoid overcrowding or undernourishment.

There's no need to immediately water the plants after planting in the rainy season, as the rain will naturally provide water. However, if it isn't raining at the time of planting, water should be given to the plants right away.