Can the crape myrtle tree be transplanted in autumn? When is the best time to transplant it?

Can the crape myrtle tree be transplanted in autumn?

The crape myrtle tree can be transplanted in autumn. It can be transplanted in spring and autumn. The best time to transplant is between August and September.

Because the climate and temperature at this time are conducive to its survival after transplanting, and its growth rate will be faster. If it is transplanted in summer and winter, its survival rate will be relatively low.

How to transplant crape myrtle in autumn

1. The crape myrtle tree can be transplanted into soft, breathable, well-drained sandy loam, or it can be evenly mixed with humus soil and garden soil. The flower pots can be selected from air-permeable ceramic pots or purple clay pots. When transplanting, pay attention to root pruning, cut off all rotten and bad roots, and disinfect them.

2. Fill the soil into the flowerpot and disinfect it thoroughly. Prepare a healthy crape myrtle tree, transplant it into the new culture soil, and cover it with a thin layer of soil. Water it appropriately to keep the soil moist, and finally place it in a cool place.

Precautions for transplanting crape myrtle trees

1. After transplanting, the crape myrtle tree should be placed in a well-ventilated place with scattered light, waiting for it to slowly recover, and its growth temperature should be maintained at around 25 degrees every day.

2. When the crape myrtle tree enters the growth period after transplanting, you can spray it with potassium dihydrogen phosphate twice every half a month, and water it in time to allow its roots to be closely integrated with the soil.