Can Deutzia be transplanted in winter? Can it survive if transplanted in winter?

Can Deutzia be transplanted in winter?

Deutzia can be transplanted in winter, and it is easy to survive as long as the temperature is right. However, the best time to transplant is around the time when Deutzia leaves fall in autumn and before sprouting in the following spring. The temperature and humidity are suitable at this time, and the survival rate is higher than in winter.

Winter transplanting method of Deutzia chinensis

1. Deutzia can be grown with bare roots or with a soil ball. Relatively speaking, plants with soil balls have a higher survival rate, grow quickly, and bloom early and large. Therefore, the plant can be dug out of the original soil and the soil on the roots can be retained.

2. Deutzia is suitable for planting in loose, fertile, well-drained soil. Therefore, before transplanting, you should choose suitable soil, and then apply decomposed and fermented manure as base fertilizer. The manure should be thoroughly mixed with the base fertilizer.

3. Plant the Deutzia in the soil, put it in the right position and backfill the soil in 3 times. Tamp it down each time. After filling, lift the seedlings gently to allow the roots of the Deutzia to stretch. Immediately after planting, water the plant with the first water, water it twice after 2 days, and water it three times after 3 days.

Things to note when transplanting Deutzia

After transplanting Deutzia, if the ambient temperature is relatively low, it is necessary to cover the ground with plastic film to keep warm and moisturize, and control the temperature at around 10 degrees. In addition, after Deutzia is planted and survives, the planting ground should always be kept moist, and watering can be done depending on the soil moisture conditions. Generally, watering can be done every 20 days in the year of planting. No watering is required on rainy days in summer, and drainage should be done in time after heavy rain.