When is the best time to transplant the red spider lily?

Before transplanting the red spider lily, you should choose loose and fertile sandy loam, especially with good drainage and air permeability, and the soil should be rich in humus, so as to provide sufficient nutrients for the growth of the red spider lily. In addition, the soil should be acidic, because alkaline soil is not conducive to the growth of the red spider lily.

Transplanting time of red spider lily

The most suitable time to transplant Red Spider Lily is in spring and autumn, because the temperature and climate in these two seasons are more suitable for the rooting and germination of Red Spider Lily. The high temperature in summer is not conducive to the growth of Red Spider Lily, and the temperature in winter is low, so Red Spider Lily will not grow either.

Transplanting method of red spider lily

When transplanting red spider lily, first clean and disinfect the roots, then place them in a ventilated place to dry the moisture on the surface of the roots. When transplanting, be careful not to plant too deep. It is best to bury the top of the bulb just under the soil surface, and then water it thoroughly once, so that its roots do not come into contact with the soil.

Management of red spider lily after transplanting

After the red spider lily is transplanted, daily maintenance requires placing it in a place with sufficient scattered light, and being sure to avoid direct sunlight. During its growth period, it needs to be fertilized with thin layers of fertilizer frequently to ensure sufficient nutrients for growth. In summer, it is also necessary to take ventilation and cooling measures to avoid being in a stuffy environment.