Transplanting hostas »This is how you do it right

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Transplant time: In spring or autumn

Hostas should only be transplanted during their resting phase. If you transplant it in midsummer, you risk the plant being damaged and perhaps even perishing. Spring between February and March is ideal for transplanting. Then the hosta is about to sprout and can cope with a transplanting action.

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Alternatively, you can move your hosta in autumn. But then yours needs Funkie on the Frost protection in winter (does not have enough time to take root beforehand), which protects them from significant sub-zero temperatures. For example, sticks that are placed over the root area are suitable.

Dig up Funkie harmlessly

First of all, the Funkie is generous with one spade excavated / excavated. You do not have to prick very deeply because it is a shallow root. Place the spade a good distance apart so that it doesn't damage too many roots. Basically, hostas are robust and survive this procedure.

Divide before transplanting

If you've dug up your Funkia, this is your chance to get it share. This not only serves to multiply, but also to rejuvenate the perennial. The rhizome can be pulled apart with your hands on sandy soils. In loamy soils, it is better to divide the rhizome in the middle with a spade.

Now to the right location!

When choosing the Location pay attention to the following points:

  • Choose well-drained, humus-rich, nutrient-rich soil
  • shady to partially shaded location
  • Locations under trees are well suited
  • Leave enough space for neighboring plants (min. 50 cm)
  • Feel free to fill the planting hole with some compost
  • After planting, water well and mulch

Tips

If hostas are divided during transplanting, they will grow better and faster afterwards.

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