Can peanut seedlings be transplanted?

Can peanut seedlings be transplanted?

Peanut seedlings can be transplanted, but transplanting is more troublesome, so when planting peanut seedlings, it is generally best to use the direct seeding method. If you want to transplant peanut seedlings, it is best to do it when the peanuts have two true leaves (late spring or early summer). Otherwise, if you transplant it too early and its root system is not well developed, it is easy to fail in transplanting.

Peanut seedling transplanting method

1. Soil requirements

Peanuts have certain requirements for soil. It is best to transplant them to land with flat terrain, loose, fertile soil and good drainage. The soil must be deeply plowed before transplanting, and an appropriate amount of fertilizer must be applied to the soil as base fertilizer, so that the peanuts can grow vigorously.

2. Transplanting method

Take the peanut seedlings out of the old soil, being careful not to damage its roots, and then plant them in the soil at a certain spacing. After planting, water them once to keep the soil slightly moist to facilitate contact between its roots and the soil, and the peanuts will soon survive and grow.

Precautions for transplanting peanut seedlings

The transplanted peanut seedlings need to be well maintained and managed. During their growth period, they need regular tillage and weeding, and thin fertilizers need to be applied regularly to meet the nutrients required for peanut growth. Soil needs to be added within half a month after the peanuts bloom, and attention needs to be paid to the prevention and control of diseases and pests during maintenance.