When is the best time to transplant Desert Rose?

When transplanting Desert Rose, it is best to use peat soil, leaf mold, rice husk ash and river sand in a ratio of 4:4:3:2, and the soil must be disinfected after transplanting, which will be conducive to better growth of Desert Rose after transplanting.

Desert rose transplanting time

Generally speaking, the best time to transplant Desert Rose is in spring, from March to April. The temperature during this period is more suitable, and the survival rate of Desert Rose after transplanting is higher. However, the life of Desert Rose is relatively fragile. If it is transplanted at other times, it may cause the death of Desert Rose.

Desert Rose Transplantation Method

When transplanting the Desert Rose, do not plant the Desert Rose bare roots into the prepared new soil, as this will reduce the survival rate of the Desert Rose. Instead, bring in some of the old soil around the roots. This will shorten the acclimatization period of the Desert Rose and allow the Desert Rose to adapt to the surrounding environment as quickly as possible.

Management of Desert Rose after Transplantation

1. After the Desert Rose is replanted, do not water it immediately. Let the Desert Rose adapt to the new soil after transplanting. You can wait until the Desert Rose survives and then water the soil.

2. After transplanting the Desert Rose, do not place it in a place with light. Place it in a cool and ventilated environment first. Wait for 3 days before moving the Desert Rose to a semi-shaded environment. Use soft light for half a day, and then the light exposure time can be gradually increased.