What is the suitable season for transplanting trumpet creeper?

Trumpet creeper is a very common plant nowadays, but if you use seedlings to inoculate directly in pots, the growth rate is very slow, so it is best to plant it in the ground for three or four years. Trumpet creeper can be transplanted when the environment begins to warm up, and it can be transplanted after March and before September.

Points to note when transplanting trumpet creeper

1. Transplanting and pruning

It is best to transplant Trumpet Creeper in early spring every year. When transplanting, pay attention to proper pruning of the plant, keep the main trunk about 30-40 cm, and properly prune the residual roots, old roots, and fine roots at the root to provide guarantee for healthy growth after transplanting.

2. Build the bracket

Trumpet creeper is a climbing plant. When the plant grows to a certain height, it needs support to assist the main trunk in climbing. Therefore, when transplanting, pay attention to building a support around the new potting soil to prevent the plant from falling over when it grows too high.

Trumpet creeper transplanting management

After the trumpet creeper is transplanted, the resistance of the plant is at a relatively weak stage. It needs to be well maintained and managed, and the growth environment should be kept ventilated and breathable, as well as with reasonable light, to avoid a hot and humid environment to prevent the breeding of pests. After the plant has adapted to the pot, apply fertilizer in moderation to promote stronger growth of the plant.