how do you transplant plants?
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['Step 1: Prep for Success. Stick mainly to fall and spring for transplanting. ... ', "Step 2: Prepare the Plant's New Home First. Digging a Hole. ... ", 'Step 3: Soak the Soil. If the soil is very dry, water the plant first before digging it up. ... ', 'Step 4: Dig It Up. ... ', 'Step 5: Place in Hole and Add Organic Mulch. ... ', 'Step 6: Water Slowly and Deeply.']
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You can try to repot the plant, removing diseased soil and replacing it with sterile soil. You should wash the roots off well before replanting in fresh potting medium. A soft, mushy cactus can also be saved by taking cuttings and letting them root for a fresh new plant.
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Remove the plant from its pot, along with the surrounding soil ball, and gently loosen the roots. If the potting mix is compacted, gently wash it away from the roots with a little water. Replant the Christmas cactus in the new pot so the top of the root ball is about an inch below the rim of the pot.
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The quickest way to propagate a large, full ZZ plant specimen is by division—simply separating or cutting the plant's roots into two clumps and replanting them. However, it's also possible to propagate ZZ plants by rooting leaf cuttings or leaflets.
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['Fill 3- to 4-inch-diameter pots two-thirds full with sterile potting soil. ... ', 'Scoop the seedlings from the growing tray with a small spoon, taking care not to damage the roots. ... ', 'Support the seedling upright by its topmost leaves. ... ', 'Water the soil lightly to settle it.']
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Rhubarb can be transplanted in early spring or early fall (mid-September through early October). Rhubarb does best in fertile, well-drained soils and full sun. The best time to transplant rhubarb is in early spring before growth begins. Carefully dig up the plant with a spade.
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First, make sure that the daffodils are dormant before you move them. Wait until the foliage turns yellow. Dig the bulbs up and gently pull apart to separate them. Dig a hole that is three times as deep as the bulb is wide, add some compost and drop in the bulb with the foliage end pointing up.
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['Find a sucker from the mother tree in early spring. ... ', 'Use a shovel to dig around the sucker. ... ', 'Prepare the transplantation site. ... ', 'Unwrap the root ball of the sucker and place it into the prepared hole. ... ', 'Keep the transplanted sucker moist, but not soggy, while it takes root.']
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You can plant some cut flowers. Whether you can replant a cut flower depends on how much of the stem is attached and whether there are nodes, or places where leaves attach, on the stem. ... Without roots, the plant has no way to gather moisture or nutrients, so their formation is critical to the regrowth of the flower.
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Till the land where you want the transplanted grass to go to break up the soil. In the area where you want to remove the grass, start by using a shovel or spade or go around the entire area you want to remove. Gently lift the grass from underneath with the shovel. Work in strips about the width of your shovel.
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The best time to move Russian sage is in early spring. Wait until soil is warm in the coldest regions. Cut stems back by two-thirds prior to moving the plant. Keep the transplant well-watered until you see new growth; then gradually decrease water.
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When transplanting to the garden, put 1 teaspoon of sulfur into the hold first. Handle the roots gingerly and place into hole about 1" above the established root line so that more of the plant is underground than when in pots. Peppers will grow additional roots from the stem that is now underground.
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Most rhododendrons and azaleas in the landscape, even large ones, can be moved using proper care. In favorable climates the transplanting can be done at almost any time when the plant is not in soft growth, except at the very hottest times. In cold climates early spring transplanting is recommended.
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['Prepare the ground where you will be planting zoysia plugs. ... ', 'Dig the hole for the plug slightly larger than the plug itself.', 'Add some weak fertilizer or compost to the bottom of the hole and place the plug in the hole.', 'Backfill the soil around the plug.']
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Simply snip off tops or ends of mature stems; the bare stems left on original plants will quickly sprout new stems. Allow the cut ends to dry and heal over a few days. When planting succulent cuttings, either wait a few days to insert into new soil or before watering those you plant immediately.
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Dividing & Transplanting: Zinnias are annual flowers so don't need dividing. However, they can be finicky about being transplanted. If growing them indoors for transplanting, use larger peat or plastic pots so you don't have to transplant more than once. Try not to disturb the roots when moving the plants.
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Prepare a bed of soft, moist soil the length of the vine. Dig up the main root, still not worrying about the suckers, and replant in the bed. Either the old suckers will dig into that soil, or new ones will develop, but the main root should survive.