Can watermelon seedlings be transplanted?

Can watermelon seedlings be transplanted?

Watermelon seedlings can generally be transplanted. As long as the surrounding temperature and humidity are maintained during transplanting, the transplanting can be successful. It is best to choose spring as the success rate is higher at this time. In addition, transplanting can promote the rapid growth and fruiting of the watermelon seedlings.

Transplanting method of watermelon seedlings

1. When transplanting, choose a good planting depth first, preferably about 1 to 2 centimeters, and ensure that the surrounding temperature is relatively high. If the temperature is too low, it will easily lead to slow seedling growth.

2. After transplanting, a wind barrier should be built to prevent sand and also to prevent frost. The wind barrier should be about 1 meter high.

Precautions for transplanting watermelon seedlings

1. Observe the weather before transplanting. It is best to transplant when there is continuous sunny weather. Mornings are generally more suitable, which can help the watermelon seedlings quickly adapt to the new environment.

2. Pay attention to the moisture of the soil. Generally, if the soil is too moist, it will cause the roots of the watermelon seedlings to rot, thus affecting its normal growth.

3. Generally, when transplanting, you should choose a time when the temperature is high so that the watermelon seedlings will not be damaged by frost.