When is the best time to transplant Pyracantha

When transplanting Pyracantha, it is best to choose soil with rich nutrients and good air permeability to avoid the death of Pyracantha after transplanting. You can also use humus with rich organic matter content and good drainage for transplanting, and the soil must be disinfected before transplanting to make the Pyracantha grow better after transplanting.

Pyracantha transplanting time

Generally speaking, the best time to transplant Pyracantha is from mid-October to November. The survival rate of transplantation at this time is relatively high. It is a plant belonging to the Rosaceae family. It is also an evergreen shrub that can grow to about 3 meters in height. In summer, you can enjoy white flowers, and in autumn and winter, you can enjoy red fruits. It is very ornamental.

Pyracantha transplanting method

When transplanting Pyracantha, the roots of Pyracantha need to be properly pruned. The roots that grow too densely or poorly should be cut off, and then the pruning wounds should be disinfected. After the wounds heal, transplanting can be carried out.

Management after transplanting Pyracantha

1. After transplanting Pyracantha, pour plenty of water into the planting soil to soak all the soil. After that, wait for 15 days before watering again to avoid excessive water causing the roots of Pyracantha to be soaked and rot.

2. After transplanting Pyracantha, it should be maintained in a cool and ventilated environment. After the Pyracantha adapts to the environment, it can be gradually moved into an environment with sufficient light to avoid causing the death of Pyracantha.