Can wild tassel flowers be transplanted?

1. Is it possible to transplant?

The answer is of course yes. However, we need to pay attention to time and method, which have a great relationship with the chance of survival.

2. Time selection

In order to increase the success rate, we usually choose to carry out it from November to April of the following year.

3. Specific methods

(1) First, we need to cut off the roots and branches. Before transplanting, root pruning should be carried out first. That is to say, we have to cut off diseased roots, rotten roots, and aging roots. In addition, adjust the root system according to the size of the flowerpot. If the pot is larger, the root system can be more developed. If it is smaller, then less roots will be left. This is flexible adjustment. After repair, treat the wound with a repair agent. Then prune. According to the shape of the plant, remove some branches and leaves, and process the cut ends. In this way, evaporation can be effectively reduced.

(2) Re-prepare the soil. You can choose to mix red soil, leaf mold and sand in a ratio of six to two to one. In addition, you need to mix in some farmyard manure and a small amount of pine leaves. It is best to sterilize it before use.

(3) Place some farmyard manure at the bottom of the flowerpot and then slowly fill it with soil. Once you have part of the space filled in, secure the plant in the center. Then continue filling in. After filling completely, compact it. Next, water it thoroughly.

4. Post-management

(1) Shade: Wrap the plants to reduce burns. At the same time, it can also provide shade. The degree of shading should be controlled between 70 and 80 percent.

(2) Water: Because transplanting can cause serious root damage, it is best not to apply fertilizer first and focus on water. Pay attention to the humidity of both the soil and the air. Keep it moderately moist but avoid waterlogging.