When is the best time to transplant chrysanthemums?

When is the best time to transplant chrysanthemums?

When transplanting chrysanthemums, pay attention to the soil quality. It is best to use loose, breathable soil containing humus. If conditions do not permit, you can also mix humus, sandy soil and a portion of decomposed cake fertilizer to prepare the transplanting soil. This will make the soil sufficient in nutrients and be more conducive to the later growth of chrysanthemums.

Chrysanthemum transplanting time

The time for transplanting chrysanthemums varies depending on the variety, but basically it is most suitable to transplant them in spring and autumn, especially spring is the best time for transplanting them. The specific time is around mid-April. It is best to choose to transplant them in the evening of a cloudy or sunny day or after rain, because this period is the period when chrysanthemum seedlings grow vigorously. Transplanting at this time can greatly increase the survival rate of chrysanthemums.

Chrysanthemum transplanting method

First of all, chrysanthemums must be transplanted with soil. Then, before transplanting chrysanthemums, you must choose suitable soil for it. It must have good fertility and good ventilation and drainage. Secondly, when transplanting, you must choose weather that is not too hot, so that the chrysanthemums will not become dehydrated due to high temperature. Avoid direct sunlight.

Management of chrysanthemum after transplanting

After transplanting, chrysanthemums need to rest for a period of time before they can be watered. When watering, you should follow the principle of watering when the soil is dry and watering when it is wet. Also, do not water excessively, otherwise the chrysanthemums will cause root rot due to water accumulation. Then you need to pay attention to the selection of fertilizers. Phosphorus fertilizer can be used as fertilizer for chrysanthemums. When fertilizing, you should also pay attention to timely watering and dilution to keep the transplanting site moist. In addition, the chrysanthemums are weaker after transplanting and are more prone to insect pests than usual, so you need to pay attention to timely prevention and control.

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