When is the best time to transplant crabapples (management methods for transplanting crabapple trees)

Begonia has beautiful flower shapes and bright colors, and many people like to plant it. Whether it is potted or planted in the ground, transplanting will make it grow better. Transplanting also greatly improves the growth environment, improves the adaptability of seedlings after planting, and promotes the high quality and high yield of Begonia seedlings.

Begonia transplanting time

The best time to transplant crabapple trees is March or April in spring or August or September in autumn . The chances of survival are higher during this period, the climate is relatively suitable, and the plants will adapt to the new environment more quickly. Transplanting should be done when there are no leaves yet, which can effectively prevent water evaporation and is also helpful for survival after planting.

Begonia transplanting method

1. Soil conditions

The crabapple tree grows best in soil that is rich in humus and has good drainage . When transplanting the crabapple tree, you need to use a cultivation medium made of a mixture of garden soil, peat soil, sand, and perlite, and then mix carbendazim and potassium permanganate solution into the soil to reduce the chance of the crabapple tree getting sick.

2. Transplanting method

When transplanting a crabapple tree, you need to prepare a flower pot with many drainage holes , then spread a layer of broken tiles at the bottom of the flower pot, and then put in soil to increase the air permeability of the soil. Finally, bury the crabapple tree in the soil and water it once , so that the roots of the crabapple tree are closely combined with the soil to maintain the normal growth of the plant.

Management of Begonia after transplanting

1. Environment

After the crabapple tree is transplanted, it first needs to be placed in a ventilated and breathable semi-shaded place for growth so that the plant can quickly adapt to the environment. After one or two weeks, move it to a bright place for photosynthesis with at least six hours of light a day to allow the crabapple tree to grow vigorously.

2. Water and fertilizer

After planting, water it twice , and then water it once every five days . During the maintenance process, just keep the pot soil slightly moist. After the seedlings have recovered, you can apply a thin cake fertilizer water every ten days .