When is the best time to transplant the sweet-scented osmanthus seedlings? How to water the newly tr

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1. Transplanting time

2. Transplanting method

3. Management after transplantation

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It is recommended to transplant it after March in spring and October in autumn. The temperature, humidity, light and other aspects of these two periods are very suitable. Judging from its growth habits, the survival rate will be higher and the damage to it will be reduced. When transplanting, pay attention to the method and keep the soil with it to avoid damaging the roots. In addition, later management is also very important. After planting, it is necessary to water thoroughly and moisturize in time, so that growth can resume faster.

1. Transplanting time

1. Transplanting time

It is better to transplant it in spring or autumn, specifically after March in spring and around October in autumn. The temperature in these two time periods, Humidity, light and other aspects are very suitable. According to its growth habits, the survival rate will be higher, and it can also reduce damage to it, adapt to the new environment faster, and resume growth as soon as possible.

2. Transplanting method

When transplanting, there must be a ball of soil, which can better moisturize and retain heat, and can also protect the root system and facilitate survival. When planting, you must first dig a pit of suitable size and depth, and put decomposed organic fertilizer in it. This will provide sufficient nutrients and is beneficial to growth. After processing, you can plant it with the soil ball. The soil should be compacted to prevent the seedlings from tilting.

3. Management after transplanting

< p>After planting, you need to water it once in time to ensure that it is completely watered. Water it again when you find that the soil has turned white next time to avoid water accumulation, otherwise the roots of the seedlings will easily rot. In addition to watering, you must also pay attention to light and nutrients. After the new shoots grow, they should be exposed to more sunlight and moved to a sunny place to ensure that they are exposed to about five or six hours of light every day. Strong light should be blocked. Fertilizer should be applied frequently during the growing season to provide it with sufficient nutrient supply so that the branches and leaves will become more lush.

2. Transplanting method

3. Management after transplantation

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