Moving houseplants requires special care and attention to ensure they survive and thrive in their new home. Start by pruning any dead or excess foliage a few weeks before the move to reduce stress on the plants. On moving day, water your plants thoroughly, but not so much that the soil is soggy. Use sturdy boxes lined with plastic to prevent leaks, and place smaller plants together to provide stability. For larger plants, wrap the pots in plastic and secure the plant with ties to avoid damage. Make sure to keep your plants in a stable environment during transit, avoiding extreme temperatures. If you’re moving long distances, consider transporting your plants in your vehicle to maintain control over their environment. Upon arrival, unpack your plants immediately and water them if the soil feels dry. Gradually introduce them to their new environment to reduce shock. By following these tips, you can help ensure your houseplants remain healthy and continue to brighten up your new space.