When is the best time to transplant mugwort?

The transplanting of mugwort is generally carried out in autumn. The transplanting method is relatively simple. Within ten days after the transplanting is completed, large-scale fertilization is required to increase the growth rate of mugwort.

Mugwort transplanting time

Mugwort is generally transplanted using high-quality rhizomes. The best time is from October to December in autumn, so that the plant will grow faster. Be careful not to damage the rhizomes when digging them.

Mugwort transplanting method

1. Dig up the plants

Before transplanting, you can choose sandy soil with good air permeability as the cultivation site, then dig out the thick and complete mugwort from the seedbed, carefully tidy up its root system, and spray it with some carbendazim solution.

2. Transplanting into the soil

When transplanting, you can control the plant spacing at about 10-15 cm, place the mugwort seedlings in it, allow its roots to fully stretch, and then compact the surrounding soil.

Management of wormwood after transplanting

After transplanting mugwort, it needs to be watered immediately to help it take root. This will promote the combination of the roots and the soil. Later, when the soil is dry, spray water to keep it moist. After the seedlings have grown, you can add a thin liquid fertilizer once a month.