When should camellia seedlings be transplanted? What should be paid attention to when transplanting camellia?

1. When should the seedlings be transplanted?

The suitable temperature for camellia to grow is between 15 and 32 degrees. The temperature should not be too low or too high when transplanting. It is recommended to do it in late autumn, when it will accumulate a lot of nutrients to meet its growth needs. If it is too late, the temperature will be low and it will be difficult to recover. Being in the growth stage too early will affect the growth rate.

2. What should we pay attention to when transplanting?

1. With soil ball: When transplanting, the roots must be with soil ball, which can reduce damage to the root system. In particular, the taproot should not be damaged. It is best to dig and move quickly to avoid excessive water loss, otherwise it will affect the survival rate in the later stage.

2. Pruning: Transplanting is carried out after growth stops, so pruning is required first. Prune off branches that grow too densely, duplicate branches, and sick and weak branches to reduce nutrient consumption. Then let it recover for a while before transplanting, so that the plant can recover better later.

3. Soil: It likes loose, well-drained soil that is slightly acidic. The soil must be prepared before transplanting and must meet the requirements for the soil so that the plants can adapt and recover as quickly as possible after planting.

4. Keep warm: If the temperature is low, you must keep warm. After planting, you can cover it with hay or plastic film to prevent the plants from being frozen.