Precautions for transplanting honeysuckle: When is the right time to transplant?

After transplanting, if the honeysuckle is well cared for, its survival rate will increase, the branches and leaves will become dense, and the flowers will grow larger. The soil of potted honeysuckle is relatively small and the nutrients it supplies are limited. If the soil and pot are not changed for a long time, the roots will become entangled, causing it to be undernourished and grow poorly.

Honeysuckle transplanting is usually carried out in spring or autumn every year . Its transplanting can be divided into seedling transplanting and division transplanting. No matter which one, it is best to do it in spring and autumn, specifically between February and March and September and December, when the temperature is suitable and the survival rate will be higher.

Key points for transplanting honeysuckle

1. Pay attention to fertilization after transplanting honeysuckle. Topdressing should be done in spring and autumn. Fertilizers can be organic fertilizers, farmyard manure, chemical fertilizers, etc. Pay attention to proper soil protection for the roots.

2. After transplanting honeysuckle, weak and diseased branches should be pruned, vigorous branches should be lightly pruned, weak branches should be strongly pruned, thin and weak branches, dead branches, and branches at the base should be completely pruned. 3. Pay attention to pest control, and do a good job in preventing and controlling powdery mildew, leaf spot, aphids, loopers and other pests and diseases.

Honeysuckle transplanting management

After transplanting, the honeysuckle should be placed in a warm and ventilated place with diffuse light to ensure the normal photosynthesis. In this way, its energy can be gradually transferred to the root system, making the root system active. At this time, the honeysuckle does not need too much water. It can be watered once after transplanting, and then the soil can be kept clean.