When and how does it work? (Viburnum)

Even so, it is of course better to avoid these mistakes in the first place. This will keep your snowball healthy and resilient Diseases and Pests. It grows rapidly and] blooms profusely, which is not the case with a wrong cut, for example.

When is the best time to transplant?

As for the first planting Also, spring and autumn are best for transplanting your viburnum. However, this does not necessarily apply to potted plants; you can transplant them almost all year round, provided the ground or winter quarters are frost-free.

What should I watch out for when transplanting?

The snowball bush does not grow well in winter, so it is better not to plant or transplant it. In summer, do not forget to water your snowball abundantly after transplanting, it is one of the thirsty plants. If possible, avoid transplanting during the Heydaythat is bad for most plants.

Repot your snowball after flowering, then cut the old wood straight away. This allows the shrub to take root and then sprout again. The new location should of course be sunny to partially shaded again, the soil moist, with the

specieswho like this, also slightly wet.

They only give fertilizer on poor soil or if there is one Soil analysis shows a deficiency. The snowball is sometimes sensitive to too much nitrogen in the soil. In the first few weeks after transplanting, however, you should water the shrub regularly unless it is raining.

The essentials in brief:

• best time to transplant: spring or autumn
• Location: sun or partial shade
• Soil: moist, in some species even wet
• do not transplant during the flowering period
• water well