Can wolfberry be transplanted in winter? Winter transplanting method

Can wolfberry be transplanted in winter?

Wolfberry can be transplanted in winter, but the temperature is low in winter, so it cannot be done outdoors. It needs to be moved to a warm indoor environment for transplanting. Wolfberry likes a warm environment. The best time to transplant is in spring and autumn, when the temperature is suitable and the survival rate after transplanting is relatively high.

Method of transplanting wolfberry in winter

1. Dig out the plants: dig the wolfberries out of the original soil, be careful to keep the soil ball with you, and do not shake off the soil at the roots. This will prevent the roots from being easily injured, reduce damage, and allow them to adapt faster after planting.

2. Root pruning: During the process, you should also prune the roots appropriately, mainly removing rotten and old roots. After removing these roots, it will not only reduce the consumption of nutrients, but also promote the growth of new roots.

3. Planting in the soil: Prepare loose and breathable soil, dig a hole of appropriate size on the soil, put the soil ball in, then fill it with soil, compact it slightly, and be careful not to let it fall over. After burying the soil, water it thoroughly to allow the roots to combine with the soil, so that it can resume growth faster.

Precautions for transplanting wolfberry

After transplanting wolfberry, you need to strengthen maintenance. Water it in time when you find the soil is dry to keep the soil moist. Be careful not to cause water accumulation. Also, do not fertilize after transplanting. Wait until new leaves grow before managing it normally. Otherwise, it will not be absorbed and will cause damage to it.