Timing for transplanting hibiscus potted plants in autumn Preparations before transplanting Steps for transplanting Maintenance after transplanting As autumn approaches and the temperature gradually cools down, it is a good time to transplant hibiscus potted plants. Hibiscus flowers are deeply loved by flower friends because of their long flowering period, rich colors, and easy maintenance. How to successfully transplant hibiscus potted plants in autumn? This article will provide you with a detailed introduction to transplanting techniques and precautions.
Hibiscus syriacus, also known as hibiscus and hibiscus tree, belongs to the genus Hibiscus of the Malvaceae family. Hibiscus syriacus is native to our country and has high ornamental value. Its colors are diverse, including red, pink, white, purple and other colors. It has a long flowering period and is a common plant in courtyards, parks, balconies and other places. Transplanting hibiscus potted plants in autumn will help it better adapt to the new environment and improve its survival rate. Timing for transplanting hibiscus potted plants in autumn The best time to transplant hibiscus potted plants in autumn is generally between September and October. The temperature gradually decreases and the light weakens, which is conducive to the adaptation of hibiscus flowers to the new environment. The rainfall in autumn is abundant, which is conducive to transplanting. After the hibiscus flowers resume growth. Preparations before transplanting 1. Choose a suitable hibiscus potted plant: Choose a hibiscus potted plant that grows healthily and is free from pests and diseases. It is best to choose plants that have already blossomed or are about to blossom.
2. Prepare transplanting tools: When transplanting, you need to prepare shovels, gardening scissors, gardening gloves and other tools.
3. Prepare new flowerpots and soil: Choose soil with good air permeability and good drainage, such as peat soil, legular soil, etc. Transplanting steps 1. Digging the original potted plant: Use a shovel to dig out the soil around the original potted plant to keep the root system intact as much as possible.
2. Clean up the root system: Trim the dug root system to remove the withered and rotten root system.
3. Transplant: Put the pruned root system into a new flowerpot, fill in the appropriate amount of soil, and gently compress it.
4. Watering: Water thoroughly immediately after transplanting will help the roots and soil be closely integrated. Maintenance after transplanting 1. Shade: The transplanted hibiscus potted plants need proper shade to avoid direct strong light.
2. Watering: Keep the soil moist but avoid standing water.
3. Fertilization: Fertilization should not be applied within 1 month after transplanting, and appropriate amount of compound fertilizer can be applied after 1 month.
4. Observe the growth: Pay attention to the growth of hibiscus potted plants and deal with pests and diseases in a timely manner.
To transplant hibiscus potted plants in autumn, you need to pay attention to choosing the right timing, adequately prepared tools and soil, and subsequent maintenance work. As long as you master these skills well, you believe that your hibiscus potted plants will grow vigorously and add a touch to your home. Bright color.
References: China Flowers Magazine, No. 10, 2019, page 32.
Gardening Technology Magazine, No. 5, 2020, p. 45.