When is the best time to transplant Michelia (how to transplant Michelia)

When transplanting Michelia, pay attention to using loose, breathable, and well-drained soil as the growing medium for Michelia. Also pay attention to the pH value of the soil. It is best to use fertile, slightly acidic soil or neutral soil.

After a successful transplant, be careful not to let strong light directly shine on the Michelia, and then pay attention to the issue of watering in moderation. It is best to keep the soil slightly moist.

Transplanting time of Michelia

The best time to transplant Michelia is in early spring before budding or in early winter , which will greatly increase its survival rate. Spring is the most suitable season. Spring transplanting is best done with high pressure method, first let it grow roots in plastic film, then remove one-third of the leaves, which can ensure a survival rate of 98%.

Michelia transplanting method

When transplanting Michelia, first knock the plant out of the pot, remove the old soil, and prune it appropriately. Then rinse the original pot and put a 1 cm thick layer of coarse sand or gravel on the bottom of the pot. Then put the culture soil into the pot one by one and shake it, so that the roots can be closely connected with the soil. Finally, water it thoroughly and place it in a cool place for about 3-5 days.

Management of Michelia after transplanting

It is not suitable to apply fertilizer within 4-6 weeks after transplanting Michelia. After transplanting and stabilizing, be sure to place it in a sunny place , but avoid exposure to the sun, especially in the hot summer and autumn seasons, be sure to shade the Michelia by 50% to avoid burns. No shading is required in other seasons.