1. Time
The timing of this operation depends mainly on the temperature. If the temperature is too high or too low, it may affect the survival rate. Therefore, we generally choose to carry out this operation in spring or autumn. Among them, November is the best, because not only the temperature is very suitable, but also it is cooler than spring, which is more suitable for this plant p>
2. Environment
In order to improve the survival rate, we can provide it with an environment suitable for its growth p>
First of all, the flower soil must be fertile, which can ensure more nutrient supply and make the new buds grow more healthily p>
Besides water, we must not let the flower soil dry. We must water it in time to ensure that the flower soil is slightly wet p>
Finally, the new seedling is afraid of strong light. At the beginning, it should not be exposed to the sun directly. After it grows to a certain stage, it can see the light normally p>
3. Method
First, we need to dig out its roots from the ground, and then trim them. First cut off the decayed roots with scissors, leaving a relatively strong root system with terminal buds. Be careful when cutting, because long-term growth is likely to cause its roots to be complex and entangled. If you are not careful, you may accidentally hurt the top bud p>
The cut root system is likely to be infected at the incision. In order not to have problems, we can apply some drugs on the incision to ensure its normal growth p>
After treatment, we need to plant the root with the terminal bud into the flower soil we have prepared, then cover it with a layer of soil, bury it with the terminal bud, and then gently shake the pot to make the flower and soil more tightly combined p>
Then water it, be sure to water it enough, and finally put it in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance. It will grow soon p>