Can sesame seedlings be transplanted?

Can sesame seedlings be transplanted?

Sesame seedlings can be transplanted, and seedlings can be transplanted. The most appropriate time for transplanting is in mid-to-late May. After transplanting, the plants can obtain a larger growth space and absorb nutrients better. The water and soil conditions will also be adjusted according to their growth conditions, which is conducive to their stronger development.

Sesame seedling transplanting method

1. Prepare the soil

Sesame seedlings are suitable for cultivation in fertile and dry soil. It is best to choose peat soil combined with perlite and humus. Such soil can allow it to grow vigorously.

2. Plant sesame seedlings

Next, transplant the sesame seedlings into the prepared soil, and then cover the roots of the plants with the same sand, but be careful not to fill it too densely, and try to leave some gaps.

Precautions for transplanting sesame seedlings

1. Water in small amounts

When sesame seedlings are transplanted into a new environment, their roots have not yet fully adapted to the soil environment, and their ability to absorb water and nutrients is low. If they are watered too much at this time, the plant roots will easily have difficulty breathing.

2. Transplant in the evening

When choosing the time period for transplanting, it is best to choose the evening. Other times are easily affected by adverse factors, such as strong light burning the leaves, causing a decrease in the survival rate of the plants.