These two dates are available for selection
Two dates come into consideration so that sage roots quickly again after transplanting. In early spring, the measure can be easily combined with the Main cut. As an alternative, there is late summer from mid-August to mid-September, because the herbal plant has then stopped growing.
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Instructions for a skilful transplanting
On the chosen date, the weather should be dry and the floor not be frozen. Ideally, it had rained a little a few days beforehand so that the soil is soft and easy to work with. Before starting work, cut back the shoots close to the ground. Exceptionally, this also applies to a day in late autumn. Follow these steps:
- Put the root ball all around with the Digging fork loosen
- Simply cut off excessively long strands with a strong groundbreaking ceremony
- The sage with the spade lift out of the ground
- Remove as much of the disused earth as possible
If the roots are exposed, this is an excellent opportunity for propagation or rejuvenation by division. If you want more copies, cut the bale into several segments. It is important to note that each section has at least 2-3 buds.
Planting in the new place
Choose as new Location a sunny, warm location. No other mint family should have been in culture there before. A loamy-sandy soil is ideal. Here you dig the planting hole and enrich the excavation with a handful of compost and Algae lime at. Plant the sage exactly as deep as before, step on the soil and water it generously.
Tips & Tricks
For Sage in the pot shorter intervals apply for transplanting. As a rule, the vigorous plant will have completely rooted through the tub after 1 to 2 years and depleted the substrate. The new planter should be at least 10 centimeters larger in diameter and have a bottom opening as a water drain.
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