Can taro seedlings be transplanted?

Can taro seedlings be transplanted?

Taro seedlings can be transplanted and can be raised and transplanted. The best time for transplanting is from March to May each year. Planting in spring has the highest survival rate because the light is softer and the rainfall is moderate. The plants grow in a new soil environment and can obtain a larger growth space and absorb more water and nutrients.

How to transplant taro seedlings

1. Prepare the soil

Taro seedlings are suitable for growing in a warm and humid environment. You should choose garden soil with good moisture retention, combined with peat soil and humus, to increase hydrophobicity and avoid soil waterlogging, and make the soil more fertile.

2. Planting plants

Next, place the prepared taro seedlings into the prepared soil, and then cover them with a thin layer of the same type of soil. At this time, be careful not to cover it too tightly to allow the roots of the plant to breathe better.

Precautions for transplanting taro seedlings

1. Reduce water volume

Although taro seedlings are water-loving plants, when they are newly transplanted, the roots of the plants often have not adapted to the soil environment and cannot absorb water and breathe normally. If there is too much water in the soil, it can easily lead to root rot.

2. Transplant in the evening

In the morning and noon, the light is generally more intense, or strong light is about to come. At this time, newly transplanted plants are prone to burns. It is best to transplant them in the evening to allow the plants to adapt.