Can honeysuckle be transplanted in autumn? Which month is the best for transplanting?

Can honeysuckle be transplanted in autumn?

Honeysuckle can be transplanted between September and November in autumn, or between March and April in spring, because the temperature at this time is very suitable and the survival rate of the plants will be higher.

In addition, it is best to transplant at noon, and then place it in a ventilated and cool place. Once the roots grow, it proves that the transplanting is successful.

How to transplant honeysuckle in autumn

1. Before transplanting honeysuckle, dig it out of the soil, clean the soil attached to its roots, trim the dead and rotten roots, and finally disinfect the wounds with a carbendazim solution to prevent the growth of bacteria.

2. When transplanting honeysuckle, first dig a hole about 5-10 cm deep in the soil and apply organic fertilizer solution. Then spread its roots and place them in the dug hole. Finally, cover it with a thin layer of soil about 1-2 cm thick.

Precautions for transplanting honeysuckle

1. Honeysuckle likes to grow in soft, fertile, slightly acidic soil. Do not use soil that is too sticky. You can use silt, leaf mold, peat soil, etc. to mix and match, which will make it grow better.

2. Before transplanting, the honeysuckle needs to be water-controlled. After the soil in the pot is slightly dry, turn the soil upside down directly so that it can be removed from the pot smoothly.