When is the best time to transplant Daphne koreana? When is the best month to transplant Daphne koreana?

Transplanting of Daphne koreana should be done in spring and autumn, but it is best to transplant it in the spring flowering period or the rainy season. In summer, the temperature is too high and the plant enters a dormant state. After repotting, the plant is not easy to adapt to the pot and is difficult to manage. In winter, the temperature is too low and the plant is in the stage of nurturing flower buds, so it is not suitable for repotting.

When to transplant Daphne koreana

It is more suitable to transplant Daphne koreana in February or March in spring . Because the buds of Daphne koreana have not yet sprouted, transplanting will have less impact on the plant. However, if there is a problem with the flower soil, it needs to be transplanted at any time.

Transplanting method of Daphne koreana

1. Prepare the soil

Before transplanting Daphne koreana, you need to prepare loose and breathable soil for it, and add a layer of large-particle expanded clay as a drainage layer. You can also add some bone meal as fertilizer to promote better growth of the plant.

2. Transplanting

Plant the Daphne koreana in a pot at a suitable depth, then fill it with soil until it is close to the edge of the pot. Slowly pat the outer wall of the pot to make the soil more compact.

Precautions for transplanting Daphne koreana

1. Placement environment

After the Daphne koreana is just transplanted into the pot, it needs to be placed in a warm, humid, and dark environment. After it adapts to the new environment, it can be slowly exposed to light. And it should be watered immediately after being potted. This watering is for rooting, which is conducive to better adaptation to the pot.

1. Control the amount of water

After transplanting, the Daphne odora should not be watered immediately. It needs to be watered after a week. At this time, the root system of the plant is relatively fragile and cannot grow in moist soil. After the Daphne odora adapts to the new environment, it can be watered once.

2. Soil treatment and pruning

When transplanting Daphne koreana, keep the soil at the root. If the soil is cleaned, the root system will be exposed to the air and wilt and dry up. Also, cut off the yellow and diseased branches and leaves of Daphne koreana.