How long does Lagerstroemia indica sprout after transplantation?

Lagerstroemia indica can be watered for two hours after transplanting, which mainly plays the role of close adhesion between roots and soil, is conducive to water absorption, and reduces dehydration, drying and death. If the ground is planted, it can be watered until the water level is full. If it is potted, it can be watered to the bottom of the basin. The first watering can improve the survival rate of Lagerstroemia indica after transplantation.

Lagerstroemia indica is best transplanted in March-April in spring and in summer, but it is not suitable for transplanting in autumn and winter. When transplanting Lagerstroemia indica, you should bring a soil ball. If you transplant in summer, you need to cut off some branches and leaves to reduce the loss of water.

Maintenance points:

1, soil requirements

Osmanthus fragrans likes loose soil, so the soil can generally be mixed with mountain soil, pastoral soil and fine river sand (5:3:2). In addition, proper amount of base fertilizer and organic fertilizer (bone meal, bean cake powder, etc.) can also be added to the soil species. ) you can choose.

2. Adequate lighting

Osmanthus fragrans likes plenty of light, so it must be placed in a sunny place during the growing season, but it needs proper shade in summer.

3, watering requirements

Osmunda japonica needs to keep the soil moist in spring and winter, and water it once in the morning and evening of summer and autumn. If the summer is hot and dry, the number of watering times per day can be increased appropriately. Generally, river water, well water, rainwater and tap water stored for 2-3 days can be used for watering.