Can figs be transplanted in autumn? Transplanting methods and precautions

Can figs be transplanted in autumn?

Fig plants are generally transplanted in spring and autumn. They are easiest to adapt to the pot after transplanting in autumn. The best time is around November. Although the plants can be transplanted in autumn, it is not recommended in early autumn. It is best to choose late autumn.

How to transplant figs in autumn

1. Before transplanting figs, you need to first dig the plants out of their original location, making sure to keep the soil. Then dig a hole of similar size and plant them directly in the soil. Then compact the soil with your feet and finally water them thoroughly.

2. After the figs are transplanted, they need proper shade. First, place the plants in a cool place and let them grow for about 3-5 days. Then build a shade net on them and remove it after a week.

Fig transplanting precautions

1. After transplanting the figs, you need to gradually increase the light intensity and pay attention to more ventilation to prevent the occurrence of diseases and pests.

2. Figs have relatively little demand for water and fertilizer right after they are transplanted, but after they have grown into seedlings, especially during the fruiting period, they have higher requirements for nutrients and need to be properly fertilized because the nutrients in the soil are relatively limited.