When is the best time to transplant Phoenix bamboo?

When transplanting Phoenix Bamboo, it is best to use appropriate fertilizers. Generally, organic fertilizers should be applied, or decomposed fertilizers can be used. When the Phoenix Bamboo is growing, it is necessary to fertilize and loosen the soil appropriately to ensure its normal growth. At the same time, it is also necessary to water it appropriately, but the amount of water must be controlled, not too much, making the soil too moist.

Transplanting time of Phoenix bamboo

Generally speaking, the best time to transplant Phoenix bamboo is in spring, from March to April. The temperature during this period is more suitable for the growth of Phoenix bamboo, and the Phoenix bamboo is just beginning to sprout at this time, so the survival rate after transplanting is relatively high.

How to transplant Phoenix bamboo

When transplanting Phoenix Bamboo, you must be careful and try not to damage its small roots. In addition, each Phoenix Bamboo should have at least one old bamboo. If not, it will directly affect the growth of the Phoenix Bamboo after transplanting.

Management of Phoenix Bamboo after Transplantation

Phoenix bamboo prefers to grow in a warm environment. After transplanting, it needs to be placed in a ventilated place. It can be placed on the balcony for maintenance. There is sufficient light here and the ventilation environment is relatively good, especially in spring and autumn. In summer, just place the Phoenix bamboo in a shaded position. In winter, Phoenix bamboo must be placed indoors and the maintenance temperature must be above 10 degrees.