Can the ground juniper be transplanted in autumn? How to maintain it after transplanting?

Can the ground juniper be transplanted in autumn?

It is best not to transplant the ground juniper in autumn. The best time to transplant it is March to April in spring. The plant grows fast in summer, and the temperature and climate in autumn and winter do not meet the requirements, so it is not suitable for transplanting.

How to transplant juniper in autumn

1. Before transplanting the ground juniper, you need to prepare soil with good air permeability and water permeability. You can prepare it yourself by mixing humus, coal slag, and fine sand. It is best to have a certain degree of fertility.

2. Before transplanting the ground juniper, it is necessary to carry out proper root pruning, retaining only the main root of the plant and trimming off some residual roots, hairy roots, dead roots, etc.

3. Be careful when transplanting. Place the plant carefully in the prepared soil. After adjusting the position, you can continue to fill the soil.

Precautions for transplanting juniper

1. If you want to grow juniper in a pot, the flowerpot you choose before transplanting must be deeper, because it is a taproot plant and its roots will go deep into the soil.

2. Be careful when transplanting juniper, because once transplanted, it is easy to damage the root system of the plant, causing the plant to wither and turn yellow, and in severe cases even lead to the death of the plant.