When to transplant dianthus

Dianthus is a plant of the Caryophyllales order. Its origin is distributed in the Mediterranean region of Europe, hence the name Dianthus. It has a strong reproductive ability and is generally propagated by sowing and cuttings. After planting one, it will reproduce many and can be transplanted after a period of time.

Transplanting time of dianthus

Transplanting dianthus needs to be done at the right time. It likes to grow in a cool climate environment and is best transplanted in spring and autumn. The temperature in these two seasons is neither high nor low. After transplanting, the plants can quickly adapt to the new environment and the survival rate will be relatively high.

Transplanting method of dianthus

1. Soil selection

Transplanting dianthus requires loose, fertile soil with good drainage and air permeability. You can use garden soil, humus soil, etc. and mix them in proportion, or you can directly purchase nutrient soil.

2. Transplanting method

Dig the dianthus out of the old soil, being careful not to damage the plant, then check its root system. If there are weak roots or residual roots, cut them off, and then plant it in new soil. When planting, stretch out the roots of the plant, and gently compact the soil after covering it.

Management of Carnations after Transplantation

After transplanting dianthus, it needs to be properly cared for and managed. At this time, it is necessary to water the plant once to facilitate the contact between the plant's roots and the soil. The plant also needs to be placed in a semi-shaded and ventilated place for a period of time. After it resumes growth, we can maintain it reasonably according to its habits.