When is the best time to transplant the osmanthus fragrans

The plant of Osmanthus fragrans has a graceful shape and beautiful branches and leaves. It blooms from April to August every year. The flowers are fresh and elegant. It is a very beautiful potted plant. Many people are willing to grow an Osmanthus fragrans at home.

Transplanting time of Osmanthus fragrans

Osmanthus fragrans is suitable for growing in a warm and well-lit environment. It is generally transplanted in October and November. It is best to choose a cool day when the plant's regeneration ability is stronger and it is easier to survive after transplanting. In addition, you can also choose to transplant it in late spring in April and May.

Transplanting method of Osmanthus fragrans

1. Pot soil preparation

The growth rate of Osmanthus fragrans is relatively fast, so you should choose a slightly larger clay pot or porcelain pot. The soil should be loose, fertile, acidic leaf mold. In order to avoid compaction, you can add some coarse sand.

2. Plant treatment

Remove the Osmanthus fragrans from its original pot. When removing it from the pot, tilt the pot and pour out the roots of the plant along with the soil. Gently shake off the soil on the roots, cut off the rotten roots, and then apply diluted Benomyl to the wound.

3. Transplanting method

Choose a cool afternoon to transplant the Osmanthus fragrans. When transplanting, first dig a hole of appropriate size in the soil, then place the plant upright in it, cover it with soil and compact it. This completes the transplanting.

Management of Murraya paniculata after transplanting

After transplanting the Osmanthus fragrans, you can water the plant once, and make sure to water it thoroughly. This will allow the root system to closely combine with the soil, which is beneficial to its later growth. Then place the plant in a cool place, it will survive in about a week, and can be maintained normally afterwards.