Rose transplantation time and method

1. Transplantation time

After caring for roses for a period of time, they may need to be transplanted. The most suitable time is from the fall of leaves until the early spring of the following year. This period is relatively cool and the possibility of bacterial growth is lower. Winter is in the dormant period and has little impact on the plants. Summer is not very suitable, but if you want to transplant in summer, it is not impossible. You need to choose to do it in the morning or evening, or on a cloudy day, and avoid noon, otherwise the plant will lack too much water and affect survival.

2. Transplantation Method

1. Before transplanting: Before deciding to transplant, the plant needs to be watered thoroughly, which will facilitate digging out the soil. After that, prune, leaving 3-4 branches on each plant and removing the rest from the base. The rest of the branches also need to be pruned, remove some of the messy branches, and cut off half of the leaves. Pay attention to ensure that the cut is flat when pruning.

2. When transplanting: choose to dig it out in the early morning, keep the soil ball at the root, put it into a bag in time after digging it out, or tie it with a rope. Dig the hole you want to bury the plant according to the diameter of the plant. Plant the plant in the hole to a depth equal to the original depth.

3. After transplanting: After planting, water thoroughly immediately to encourage the plants to take root.