When to transplant winter jasmine

Forsythia, also known as yellow jasmine and golden belt, is a plant of the Oleaceae family and the genus Jasmine. Its branches are slender and smooth, growing naturally in a scattered manner. It blooms naturally from February to April, and it is very beautiful. If you want to better reproduce forsythia, you need to do a good job of transplanting.

Winter jasmine transplanting time

If you transplant forsythia in spring or autumn, the survival rate will be relatively higher. In spring, it is usually done after flowering, and in autumn, it is usually done around September. Since the climate in each region is different, the time of transplanting should be determined according to the climate at the time. If you are a novice, it is recommended to do it in spring and autumn to avoid affecting its normal growth in the later period.

Winter jasmine transplanting method

1. Bare root transplanting

Forsythia can be transplanted with bare roots. After removing the plant from the pot, clean the soil around the roots, soak and disinfect it with potassium permanganate, and transplant it after pruning most of the branches and leaves. If it cannot be transplanted in time, in order to ensure that the roots do not dehydrate quickly, it can be placed in a cool, ventilated place for a short period of time, which can help slow the root growth.

2. Transplanting with mud balls

Transplanting with a mud ball is a method with a relatively high survival rate. When digging out the forsythia, there is no need to clean the soil at the roots. Just plant it directly into the new soil with the soil ball on top. This way, the time it takes to adapt to the pot is shortened and it can grow faster.

Management of jasmine after transplanting

After transplanting the forsythia, you need to provide appropriate water to keep the soil moist. At the same time, you need to pay attention to the watering method when providing water to the plant. When it is just transplanted, you can only pour water into the soil. After waiting for the plant to resume growth, you can spray water on the plant.

When the forsythia is just transplanted, the plant needs to be placed in a cool and ventilated environment for maintenance. Wait until the plant resumes growth before providing it with light so that the plant can carry out photosynthesis normally and grow healthily.