Can windmill jasmine be transplanted in winter? Which month is best for transplanting?

Can windmill jasmine be transplanted in winter?

Windmill jasmine can be transplanted in early winter to reduce the seedling acclimatization period. However, the temperature in the north is low in winter. In order to prevent frost damage, it is best to do it in early spring. The best time to transplant windmill jasmine is in March-April in spring or September-October in autumn. The temperature at this time can be stabilized at around 15 degrees, and the humidity is relatively suitable, which is conducive to improving the survival rate of jasmine.

Winter transplanting method of windmill jasmine

1. Transplanting soil

Windmill jasmine grows well in slightly acidic fertile soil. The soil can be prepared by mixing leaf mold, garden soil and peat soil. Then, ferrous sulfate solution should be applied to the soil to make it slightly acidic. Potassium permanganate solution should be sprayed on the soil to promote the healthy growth of jasmine.

2. Transplanting method

When transplanting windmill jasmine, you need to remove the plant from the potting soil, and then use sterilized sharp scissors to cut off the rotten roots of the jasmine to prevent the situation from getting worse. Then replant the jasmine in the soil and water it once so that the roots of the jasmine are closely integrated with the soil.

Precautions for transplanting windmill jasmine

After transplanting the windmill jasmine, it needs to be moved to a ventilated and breathable semi-shady environment to allow the seedlings to adapt quickly to the new environment and resume growth quickly. After waiting for 1-2 weeks, the jasmine can be moved to a brightly lit environment to promote photosynthesis and allow the plant to bloom quickly.