Why can't the azalea seedlings survive? When can they see the sun?

1. Why can’t the plant survive?

1. Unsuitable soil: Rhododendron likes to grow in acidic soil. If it is cultivated in alkaline soil, it will definitely not survive. Use clean and acidic soil for planting, so that the chances of survival will be higher. The soil should be disinfected before planting to avoid the presence of pathogens in the soil.

2. Damaged root system: The roots of some seedlings may be damaged before planting, and such seedlings are difficult to survive. When planting, you can properly trim the damaged roots, and then do a good job of disinfection and sterilization.

3. Failure to slow down the growth of seedlings: After planting the azalea seedlings, they need to be placed in a cool place to slow down the growth of seedlings. If they are exposed to the sun immediately after planting, or if they are fertilized, they will die. Moreover, excessive pressure on the soil during planting will cause the soil to become hard, which will also affect its recovery growth.

2. When can we see the sun?

After the azalea seedlings are planted, they cannot be exposed to the sun immediately. They need to wait for them to grow slowly, which usually takes at least a week. After waiting for a week, you can see the sun for a while, but you cannot be exposed to the sun for too long, especially in summer. You have to wait until it is completely acclimatized to the pot before it can be exposed to light normally.