Can small-leaf boxwood be transplanted in autumn? Transplanting techniques and precautions

Can the small-leaved boxwood be transplanted in autumn?

Small-leaf boxwood can be transplanted in autumn, but the best time for transplanting is still in March or April in spring. In fact, as long as the maintenance environment is suitable, the survival rate will not differ much no matter what month it is planted.

Transplanting method of boxwood in autumn

1. Plant treatment

Before transplanting the small-leaf boxwood, the plants need to be processed. Select plants that are healthy and free of diseases and pests, and then use scissors to cut off the dense branches and leaves. This can help the plants adapt to the environment better.

2. Transplant

Before transplanting, soak the plant in rooting solution for a day, take it out and plant it directly into the prepared soil, and water it thoroughly to allow the roots to have more complete contact with the soil.

Precautions for transplanting small-leaf boxwood

1. After transplanting the small-leaf boxwood, it needs to be provided with appropriate light so that the plant can carry out photosynthesis better and make the leaves brighter.

2. Before transplanting the small-leaf boxwood, you need to prepare suitable soil for it. The plant likes loose, breathable soil rich in trace elements, preferably sandy loam. After transplanting, you also need to loosen the soil regularly.