When to transplant hydrangea

1. Transplanting time

The best time to transplant hydrangeas is after the leaves fall or before flowering. Transplanting during this period is very beneficial for the recovery and growth of hydrangeas. The specific pruning time is also adjusted according to actual conditions. Be careful when transplanting so that the roots of the plants are not damaged.

2. Precautions for transplanting

1. Bring some old soil: When transplanting, there should be some of the original soil around the roots of the hydrangea. This will not only prevent water loss, but also help it adapt to the new environment faster.

2. Pruning: During the transplanting period, the diseased branches, dead branches and some redundant branches on the plant should be pruned off, because if they are not pruned, they will absorb too much nutrients, which is not conducive to the recovery of the plant.

3. Maintenance after transplanting: After transplanting the hydrangea, it cannot be placed under the sun. It needs to be placed in a ventilated and diffused light place for a period of time, and then exposed to light after use. After transplanting, you can spray the plants with some carbendazim or thiophanate-methyl, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of diseases.