Precautions for transplanting roses in old piles

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1. Transplanting time

2. Water and loosen the soil

3. Bandage the soil ball

4. Post-planting maintenance

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Transplanting roses on old piles is usually done during the dormant period. Before transplanting, water thoroughly to make the soil moist and soft, making it easier to remove the pot. When digging out old piles, keep the soil on the roots to avoid damaging the roots. At the same time, it can be wrapped with straw rope and transported to the transplanting place. After planting it in its new environment, water it thoroughly with planting water. And pay attention to shade and avoid sunlight. Normal maintenance can be done after two weeks.

1. Transplanting time

1. Transplanting time

Old pile roses are suitable for transplanting during the dormant period. Generally in autumn and winter, when the temperature is below 10°C, it will enter the dormant period. Transplanting can be carried out until the spring equinox of the second year. After germination in spring, transplanting can also be done, but there are certain risks.

2. Water and loosen the soil

Before transplanting old roses, you need to water them thoroughly to make the soil softer. Loose soil around the edges of the pot and remove the plant from the pot. Be careful not to damage the roots, otherwise it will be difficult to recover.

3. Wrapping soil balls

After removing the rose from the old pile, keep the soil ball on the root. This keeps the root system safer and prevents it from becoming stunted by new conditions. If it needs to be transported, it can be wrapped with straw rope to prevent the soil from falling off the roots.

4. Post-planting maintenance

Transplant the old rose into a new pot, fill it with soil and then pour the planting water thoroughly. Then put it in a cool and ventilated place, do not receive sunlight, otherwise the new shoots will lose water and wither. After two weeks, expose it to light appropriately and maintain it normally.

2. Water and loosen the soil

3. Bandage the soil ball

4. Post-planting maintenance

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