In many houses and apartments live indoor plants that require some care and attention. In order for the plant to please with its flowering and appearance, it is necessary to transplant it from time to time. For everything to be successful, you need to know some rules for transplanting plants.

Options for when you can transplant indoor flowers:

1. When roots are visible from the ground or drainage holes.
2. If the plant has not released new leaves during March.
3. If the leaves become small and the plant grows slowly.
4. Unsuitable soil.
5. Roots are not in very good condition.

Many beginner growers are wondering when to transplant flowers in pots. The best time for this - from the end of February to May. The plant came out of winter dormancy, began to grow actively, and therefore it will be easier for it to transfer the transplant, and this will also give it a powerful impetus for development in the new season.

Is it possible to transplant flowers in summer:

Is it possible to transplant flowers in winter:

In winter, it is better not to replant the flowers, as they are all in winter dormancy. But if suddenly pests appeared in the soil or it began to turn sour, then it is better, of course, to transplant so that the plant does not die.

Transplant according to the lunar calendar

Many growers are guided by the lunar calendar. It is better to transplant during the full moon or at the stage of the growing moon. This period lasts 12 days, this time will be enough to transplant a flower. But if you see yellowed leaves or there is no time to wait, transplant and do not wait for the desired full moon phase. There are also gardening calendars for beginners, which will make it easier for them to control the growing, waning or full moon.

Rules for choosing a flower pot

There is a golden rule when choosing a pot for a plant that has grown from an old one: when placing an old pot in a new pot, there should be a centimeter between them. Many choose a pot "for growth", that is, with a large margin, this is also wrong, as this is fraught with stopping flowering or accumulation of excess fluid during watering, the earth can "sour" faster.

What pot material to choose:

• The clay pot is the most environmentally friendly, and moisture evaporates twice as fast. But this is not the most economical option.
• Plastic pots are an economical option, they are lightweight and a variety of colors can be found.

soil for plants

When transplanting indoor flowers, the most difficult stage is the choice of soil for the plant. You can not think and buy a universal one. And it is better to find a special soil for the plant that you are transplanting. Whether you cultivate this land or not, it's up to you to decide. If you do not trust the manufacturer, then process it better. Place the earth in the oven for an hour, choosing a temperature of 100-120 degrees. But remember that during heat treatment, everything useful from the soil will disappear.

The factor of buying drainage for the plant is also important. The best way- This is expanded clay. A centimeter layer is enough. Experienced growers also sprinkle the surface of the earth to prevent the formation of mosses and mold. Also, brick (chopped), polystyrene (finely crushed) can act as a drainage option.

Transplant rules

After you have prepared the drainage, soil and pot, you can proceed to transplanting. If you have planned this action in advance, then it is better to water the flower abundantly on the eve of this, so that the next day the earth is not completely wet and easily separated from the pot. This is especially convenient if you decide to completely transplant the plant, ridding it of the old soil, for example, if mold has appeared or the earth has become acidic. This method is called a complete transplant.

If the land completely suits you, and you decide to transplant the plant, because it just grew out of a pot, then this method is called transshipment (or partial transplantation).

The transshipment method is less traumatic for the plant, as it moves with its old "home". It will be easier for him to settle in. But this method is not suitable for a plant with poor, spoiled soil.

There is also a partial method, here the upper (old) layer of the earth is simply replaced with a new one. This is done if the pot was originally large.

1. When starting a transplant, first we fill the bottom of the pot with drainage, 1 cm is enough. It is covered in order to eliminate the shortcomings of irrigation.
2. To prevent the earth from washing out of the pot, you can put peat or moss on the drainage.
3. After we fill up a small amount of earth, then we directly put the flower and carefully pour the earth from all sides.

After transplanting, it is better to put the flower in the shady part, away from direct sunlight. So he quickly adapts to new conditions with the least stress.

It is not worth watering the plant abundantly after transplantation, since at this stage new roots begin to actively grow, and old ones can be damaged. And damaged roots can begin to rot with abundant watering.

These simple rules will help you quickly and with the least stress for the plant to transplant it, as well as extend its life, create favorable conditions for the flower. Simple tips and experience will help you create an indoor garden or improve the area at home. By creating mini-gardens around you, you will receive positive, oxygen and good mood from plants.

Home plants require care in winter. Some of them slow growth, while southern and tropical flowers are often ready to bloom and bear fruit. Consider lunar energy so that your winter garden remains a source of pride.

February 2-3: the infertile Sign of the Virgin will not contribute to the active development of plants. These days you can do soaking seeds, watering and spraying plants. To make your flowers pleasing to the eye, use mineral supplements and do not forget to loosen the soil in a timely manner to allow oxygen to reach the roots.

February 4-5: the influence of the constellation Libra will have a beneficial effect on plants. These days you can do transplant overgrown flowers, sow seeds or acquire new plants. Astrologers recommend paying attention to tropical flowers that need more frequent watering. Spray them to rid the leaves of dust and maintain the necessary humidity.

February 6-8: under the influence of Scorpio, one of the fertile Signs, you can start planting seedlings. Under the influence of the waning moon, plant roots will develop rapidly and give strong shoots that are resistant to climate change and disease.

February 9-10: under the influence of the energy of Sagittarius, sowing and planting seedlings vegetable crops better to postpone. It will have abundant greenery, but will give a small amount of harvest. These days it is worth paying attention to climbing plants and making supporting fasteners for new shoots.

February 11-13: the influence of Capricorn on plants these days will be positive. Under the influence of the waning moon, flowers slow down growth, however root system continues to develop. Use mineral fertilizers to keep your conservatory in top condition.

February 14-15: the influence of the Aquarius constellation allows experiments with plants. You can cross-breed flowers to get new shades of inflorescences, as well as graft existing ones. citrus trees. Transplanting and planting new plants is fraught with their diseases, but established sprouts will have beautiful leaves and give delicious fruit.

February 16-18: During the New Moon on the 16th, plants need a break. Plant care under the influence of the Pisces constellation is possible in the following days, however, it is better to refuse transplanting and planting new flowers in favor of loosening the soil and spraying the stems from pests.

February 19-20: the influence of Aries with the growing moon will negatively affect the development of plants. This infertile Sign will not encourage the growth of flowers in your home garden. Let them rest and start preparing the earth mixture for future plantings.

February 21-22: the influence of Taurus will favorably affect the growth and development of plants. This fertile Sign helps flowers develop and resist disease. These days, you can do any work in your home garden without fear of harming your plants.

February 23-24: plants these days will be influenced by Gemini. This period will make it possible to quickly grow new flowers, but they will be weak. Astrologers recommend not using Friday and Saturday for sowing and transplanting. These days, make sure that the plants receive enough light and moisture.

February 25-26: the winter garden under the influence of Cancer can be transformed. This fertile Sign helps plants develop quickly and resist pathogenic bacteria. These days, it is possible not only to care for flowers, but also to plant seedlings of vegetable crops, which will give an excellent harvest in the summer.

February 27-28: The last days of February the Moon will spend in the constellation Leo. This Sign negatively affects the development of plants, so planting and transplanting can lead to diseases and even death of flowers. At this time, it is worth taking a break and limiting yourself to watering the plants, if necessary.

Each plant reacts to weather changes, so in winter it is especially important to maintain a favorable climate in living quarters. If you have dry air, then put containers of water next to the plants, and also do not forget to spray them with clean warm water.We wish you good luck and a beautiful winter garden, and do not forget to press the buttons and

In order for the flowers to please with rich greenery, they should be provided with intensive flowering with full care, taking into account the characteristics of the species. Indoor crops, like any other, need timely watering, fertilizing, transplanting.

The right neighborhood is no less important, but specialists in the field of landscaping window sills and loggias are not limited to this. Popular observation led to the realization of the importance of transplanting indoor flowers, taking into account the favorable lunar phases.

Why do you need to know a favorable day for a transplant?

The healthy growth of greenery depends on how the moon is located according to the zodiac. V modern world, this issue is dealt with by qualified astrologers. Annual calendar tables are expected by professional flower growers and are no less in demand by amateurs.

Numbers in which it is allowed to make a transplant indoor views, indicate the most favorable time for adaptation if necessary to move to a new place.

Thus, the seedlings practically do not get sick and there is no negative impact on the growing process.

What days are favorable for a transplant?

Every year, the lunar calendar changes, respectively, for people involved in the breeding of domestic species, and for 2018 a lunar chart-hint was drawn up on how to transplant with less damage to plants.

The control of lunar movements is important, since the luminary is an incredible source of energy with different strengths depending on the month.

Auspicious days depend on the sign conjunctions of the Moon.

The constellations associated with gardening and home crop production are:

• Fishes;
• Taurus;
• Scales;
• Crayfish;
• Lions;
• Scorpions.

Note! In addition, the period in which the satellite is located is taken into account. If there is a full moon or the birth of the moon, work with the earth should be abandoned. If the moon is in the growth stage, you should use this period for a transplant indoor plants.

Table of a successful moon arrangement for home floriculture and transplantation (2018):

MONTH	Auspicious days	UNWANTED DAYS	PROHIBITED
JANUARY	18 - 27	1 - 3; 14 - 17; 28 - 31	4 - 13
FEBRUARY	17 - 24	13 - 16; 25 - 28	1 - 12
MARCH	18 - 26	1, 2, 12 - 17; 26 - 31	3 - 11
APRIL	17 - 25	14 - 16; 26 - 30	1 - 13
MAY	16 - 24	11 - 15; 24 - 31	1 - 10
JUNE	14 - 22	10 - 13; 23 - 30	1 - 9
JULY	14 - 21	10 - 13; 22 - 31	1 - 9
AUGUST	12 - 20	8 - 11; 21 - 31	1 - 7
SEPTEMBER	10 - 20	9, 21 - 27	1 - 8; 28 - 30
OCTOBER	11 - 18	9, 10, 19 - 25	1 - 8; 26 - 31
NOVEMBER	12 - 18	1, 2, 7 - 11; 19 - 25	3 - 6; 26 - 30
DECEMBER	8 - 17	1 - 7; 18 - 24	25 - 31

Should be understood^ that the most favorable time for transplanting indoor plants is spring, but if it experiences discomfort and needs to be moved during the year, then you should not torment the seedling, it is only important to choose the right time to ensure optimal conditions.

Usually annually in flower pots replace 2 - 5 cm of the upper layer. The whole plant is moved to a larger pot once every few years. If you do not become attached to generally accepted rules, it is worth studying the influence of the cycles of the moon on the growth and development of room flora.

Change in January

At the beginning of the year, the plants are mostly dormant, taking care of them does not require activity. If it is necessary to transplant a flower to another place or a wider pot, use the most successful phase of the growing moon for this month (18 - 27).

In January, green spaces do not grow and stimulants should not be applied to the soil to activate the process. Since during this period they receive an insufficient amount of light and heat, fertilizers can lead to illness and even death of the flower.

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Transfer in February

For indoor species, February is the time of awakening and preparation for throwing out buds. Flower growers expect this month, as the flowers need special care: fertilizer, irrigation, loosening the soil.

If a transplant is unavoidable, the process should be treated with care and carried out only on particularly favorable days (17-24). The second winter month is a completely natural period for sowing long-growing species, in addition, this is a good time for planting bulbs.

Transfer in March

With the beginning of spring, the plants actively grow, filling the volume of the entire pot. At this stage, the flowers should change the ground. The soil during the winter is depleted of useful components and green spaces suffer from a lack of nutrition.

Transplantation is recommended to be carried out after waiting for favorable days (March 18 - 26) - this will ensure full development, rooting. Flowers tolerate manipulation almost painlessly and can soon delight in flowering.

Transplant in April

In April, active actions with the soil should not be carried out, since at this time there is an intensive growth of the roots. In addition, care for leaves and trunks should be gentle.

Irrigation is carried out superficially so as not to oversaturate the soil with moisture. If necessary, transplant a flower, you should wait for the second half of the month. Strong plants are recommended to be transplanted into auspicious days (17 - 25).

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Change in May

May itself is a good time for the growth of young shoots. Everything favors development - the air, the sun. The soil should be fertilized before planting, and to obtain the maximum positive result, nevertheless, work with planting material on favorable days according to the lunar calendar (16 - 24).

Transfer in June

Summer is the hot season and plants should be watered abundantly, loosen the soil, and fight harmful insects. When the moon enters the phase of Cancer, you can deal with the transfer of seedlings, shoots and adult plants to a better place.

Note! Since the constellation is distinguished by its special fertile power, caring for capricious plants will also bring good result. The period is successful for breeding new flowers, seating, transplanting (14 - 22).

Transfer in July

The abundance of sun increases the percentage of plant germination. At this time, you can transplant vegetation with complex roots without consequences. Indoor flowers are taken out to the loggias, the street - for direct contact with the sun's rays.

Transfer in August

By the end of summer, the plants grow into slow pace. If they are transplanted on successful days according to the lunar calendar, this will not affect them detrimentally, moreover, they become more resistant to temperature fluctuations.

Procedures aimed at caring for leaves and trunks are especially useful. Useful for breathing the root system, loosening the earth.

Transfer in September

With the advent of the first autumn days, one should begin to think about preparing the wards for the winter period.

They are brought to the wintering place, after cutting off the extra branches, after grafting, top dressing. In order to transplant a plant, flower growers have a decade allotted in September, which professional breeders actively use.

Transfer in October

Young seedlings of seedlings are best planted in October, as the period is favorable for further flowering. This month, more attention is paid to loosening the soil, watering at this stage is not intensive. The lunar calendar allocates a week for transplantation. Carrying out the procedure, it is worth feeding for more active growth.

Change in November

The operation of heating devices negatively affects plants. They need to control the condition of the soil, constant spraying and irrigation. It should be noted that plants transplanted according to the calendar adapt well and are less prone to disease. With proper care, flowering can be seen in winter.

Transfer in December

The beginning of winter is the time of growth and flowering. At this stage, plants are grateful for loosening, taking care of the root system.

If the flowers have stopped growing, then it is likely that they are in the sleep phase. Sleeping plants should not be disturbed. By choosing a favorable time for transplantation, it is possible to carry out the transfer of flowers that grow regardless of the season.

How do the phases of the moon affect plant growth?

The influence of the lunar phases on living organisms has long been proven at the scientific level. The growth of indoor plants also depends on the lunar energy, so flower growers vigilantly regulate their work according to the calendar.

It is quite logical that the growing moon has a positive effect on the growth of flowers. Since there are eight lunar phases, with the beginning of each subsequent one, actions are taken to improve development (fertilizer, irrigation, loosening).

The main lunar phases are:

New moon

Lasts three days. It's not the best good time for any manipulations with home species. At this stage, the plants need rest and are not active on their own.

During this period, it is impossible to carry out planting work and transfer flowers to other pots, it is impossible to disturb the root system and disturb it by applying drugs to the roots, and the days are unsuitable for grafting trees.

The period is favorable for:

• weed cleaning;
• pest control
• elimination of non-viable plant fragments;
• non-intensive fluffing;
• light watering.

phase of the growing moon

Energy source for intensive growth. During this period you can:

• sow seeds and plant shoots;
• do a transplant;
• saturate the soil with useful substances, fertilize, feed;
• vaccinations are well tolerated;
• effectively soldering flowers and watering.

Full moon

Energetically affects the root system. Ideally, it is better to refrain from transplants so as not to disturb the root, but the trunk, crown, fruits are quite worthy of attention and all work can be directed to caring for them.

With the waning moon, flower growers perform the following actions:

• seedlings and young shoots are planted;
• thin out seedlings;
• fight insects and weeds;
• treat plant diseases;
• saturate the earth with nutrients;
• make a cut.

A true lover of home floriculture in any phase of the moon finds an opportunity to pay the necessary attention to plants.

Moon calendar- florist's cheat sheet. Knowing when a certain phase of the satellite begins, you can plan your actions and avoid manipulations during an unfavorable period.

Note! Home species are grateful for the right attention and delight the owners with intensive vegetation, lush bloom during a year.

A houseplant can die from a variety of factors, from a genetic disease to unexpected desiccation. It is in your hands to monitor their health - perform a series of necessary actions, and you will save it for a long time. One of the important events is transplantation. There is a set of strict rules to ensure the development of the flower. Below are the main ones.

When do indoor flowers need a transplant?

Before you start transplanting, you need to make sure that this is necessary. Transplantation is a huge stress for any representative of the flora. Changing a well-kept and suitably fertilized pot and earth for a completely new one brings many worries and difficulties.

You can determine whether replacement is necessary by two main indicators:

1. The plant becomes cramped in a pot. It's easy to find out: just remove the flower from the pot along with a clod of earth. If the root system tightly braids the whole lump, then it's time to pick up a large container.
2. The earth has become musty and has a characteristic marsh smell. This is even easier to determine. It is impossible to allow the plant to be in such soil for a long time.
3. The flower stopped growing. Its growing season is shortened and development is virtually non-existent. Among a number of reasons for this condition may be the need for a transplant.

The best time to transplant

Transplanting into a new pot and fresh soil can be divided into 2 types:

• Planned.
• Emergency.

If the container is damaged or not at all suitable for normal growth, then it is necessary to replace it, regardless of the season and stage of development.

In a standard situation, the stage of the growing season of the plant affects the timing of transplantation. The optimal period is early spring. After the winter, the organism goes into a period of active growth, and its parts have not yet begun rapid growth. Therefore, the owners prefer to change the soil and the pot just after the winter.

Of the additional parameters, some owners monitor the phases of the moon - during the growing disk, it is best to work with plants.

When is it best not to transplant?

For transplantation, there must be accurate readings. Young organisms need a change of soil every year. Mature cost once in 2 - 3 years.

There are 4 periods of time when repotting indoor plants is not recommended:

1. During rest. In winter, it completely stops the flow of all processes, and the load in the form of a transplant can lead to the death of the body.
2. In the flowering stage. In the most active stage of development during the year, the plant directs all resources to the creation of seeds and fruits. There is simply no power left for transplantation. You can provoke exhaustion of the body.
3. Immediately after purchase (transportation).
4. Transplantation with diseases is not allowed. At this time, it is weakened and may not be able to cope with such a load.

Carefully monitor the development of the flower and build a transplant schedule in accordance with this. Replacing the soil and moving to a new pot at one of the listed time intervals is only permissible in an emergency (broken container, critical condition of the flower due to poor soil) and must be done with extreme caution.

Features and rules for transplanting indoor plants

The technology for transplanting indoor plants is divided into 3 types, depending on the depth of work and soil replacement:

• Complete transplant.
• Transferring an earthen clod into a new container.
• Replacing the top layer of soil.

In the first case, the plant is carefully removed from the pot and cleaned of soil particles. After that, the organism is placed in the prepared soil.

The most common method of transplantation is transshipment. To do this, prepare the pot and move the whole lump from the old to the new one.

Partial replacement of the existing soil allows you to stimulate the growth of the flower and provide it with new essential minerals and elements. It is necessary to loosen and carefully pull out a layer of 4-5 centimeters from the top of the coma and pour fresh mixture in its place. Be sure to water thoroughly afterwards.

Transplant step by step instructions

Performing a transplant of a houseplant requires the florist to strictly follow the sequence of actions and attention to every detail. The process is divided into the following stages (in chronological order):

1. After deciding on the need for a transplant, you must prepare the entire list of required tools and items: fresh soil, pot, watering can, spatula, etc. You should not waste time looking for desired element for work - the plant should not be left out of the ground for a long time.
2. The plant needs to be watered abundantly. An hour after watering, remove the earthen ball along with the plant from the pot. To do this, turn the container over and tap on the edges of the bottom. In case of difficulty, help yourself with a knife or a special flat spatula. The goal is to cause as little damage as possible to the soil and preserve its structure.
3. Pour drainage into a new pot (shards, expanded clay), pre-laying the drainage hole.
4. We install the seized earthen lump in the container. It is important to put the plant strictly upright for normal development. You will definitely have gaps between the lump and the walls of the pot. They should be covered with prepared moist soil.
5. We carry out soil compaction. Press the bulk soil with your fingers and form an even horizon of the earth.
6. After the final placement of the flower, water it abundantly and place it in a place protected from direct sunlight. Shelf life is at least 1 week. Watering should be very careful, and you will have to spray the leaves every day.

Attention! When preparing a new soil, consult with a specialist. Even the best mixture can adversely affect development separate species. Therefore, be careful and provide a particular type of organism with suitable conditions for growth and development.

Post transplant care

You transplanted a houseplant into a new (or cleaned) old pot. The soil has been replaced. Now it is important to provide him with care in the first period after the work.

To do this, you should follow these steps:

• Constant spraying and watering the soil. You can not oversaturate the earth with moisture, but periodically providing the plant with water is extremely important for development.
• Placement of the body in a special greenhouse. This will be required when identifying damage to the structure of the flower during transplantation.
• Addition of special preparations to irrigation water. They should be used only if there are obvious factors indicating this.
• Do not fertilize fresh soil for 2 to 3 months- this will lead to a glut of vitamins and oppression of the body.

Immediately after transplanting, the plant will get used to the new conditions, so rapid growth should not be expected. On the contrary, most likely, there will be a stop and slow development. Do not worry! After a short time, all processes stabilize.

Basic Mistakes

When working, it is important to take into account his needs for transplantation and provide him optimal conditions. Among flower growers, a number of errors are common that lead to negative consequences(illness, slow growth, death):

• Incorrect selection of soil type and mixture composition. This limits the flow nutrients, violates the required balance of air and water. For the full development of the flower, the soil must meet the requirements of a particular species.
• Transplantation with preservation of the transport soil. Often flower growers sell plants in a special mixture that is not suitable for growing for a long time. Therefore, you will have to completely get rid of the unknown soil and replace it with a new, suitable mixture.
• It is impossible to prune the plant the day before, during the period and immediately after transplantation. This will cause him double stress and may lead to death.
• Excessive hydration and the addition of special products. Most plants do not need vitamins and other substances during the transplantation process. These drugs are needed only and exclusively in case of damage and diseases of the body. You can't abuse them!
• When transplanting, it is important to observe the depth of the position. If you place it deeper than in the last pot, it will limit the growth of the flower. With less depth, the root system can crawl out.

Even experienced flower growers make annoying mistakes. Prepare for transplanting - study the characteristics of a particular species and observe its behavior in the first weeks after being placed in a new soil.

• Gradually increase the size and volume of the pot. A sharp jump to large capacities will lead to a slowdown in growth.
• The clay pot should be placed in water overnight., and fill the drainage hole with shards before pouring new soil.
• Choose a soil based on the preferences of a particular type. Universal mixtures may not meet the requirements, so flower growers resort to compiling their own compositions with the mandatory addition of peat.
• If the roots are too tightly covered with an earthen ball or the root system is underdeveloped, then you will need to carefully clean it from adhering earth with a knife or fork.
• Only adapted plants that have already become accustomed after transportation are subject to transplantation. Do not change the soil in the first days after acquiring a flower!
• Be sure to place a layer of drainage at the bottom of the pot(its thickness varies depending on the type of flower).
• Each species requires special attention to its root system: some plants require root pruning, in others it is strictly forbidden to trim the processes. Check with the experts for handling the roots.
• The best pot material is clay. It provides proper air exchange and simplifies the development of the plant and work with it. Plastic counterparts often cause retarded development and disease.

Subject to the above rules, your plant will live the entire allotted time and will develop correctly and naturally.

Planting and caring for flower crops should be at the allotted time and days that are scheduled in the gardener's (lunar) calendars. On which day it is better to transplant indoor flowers, loosen them or fertilize them - the lunar calendar will give answers. It is believed that on such days the plant adapts well to a new place and conditions, and quickly takes root.

At first, the fact that the moon influences the growth and development of flowers was only a guess. Later, scientists proved that the fact of the relationship between plants and the moon takes place. After that, lunar calendars appeared, focusing on which gardeners know exactly when it is better to transplant indoor flowers, and when to cut them.

Those who follow the calendar know which moon is best to transplant indoor flowers:

• Plants with a high stem and wide leaves are recommended to be transplanted during the period before full moon. During this period, the juice of the plant is directed upwards from the root, so slight damage to the root during transplantation will not affect the general condition of the plant;
• It is better to prune flower buds on waning moon;
• According to the lunar calendar, the time when it is better to transplant indoor flowers falls on waxing moon or full moon.

Important! You should never transplant on a waning moon. This can lead to the fact that the plant will adapt for a long time in a new place or even die.

Beans, onions, potatoes, gladioli and other bulbs are best sown on waning moon. Then they quickly sprout and take root well.

What time of day is best to transplant houseplants?

In order for indoor flowers to grow well and bloom, it is necessary to remember a few subtleties when it is better to transplant indoor flowers, and at what time.

When is the best time to transplant indoor flowers:

• most favorable time is the interval from 4 pm to 8 pm;
• the best days for transplantation, the first or second day after the formation of a new moon is considered;
• Do not transplant flowers in the morning (when the plants are still sleeping) and at noon.
• most favorable seasons in order to transplant flowers are early spring and autumn.

Flower transplant calendar 2016

In the calendar of the summer resident and gardener (lunar) of 2016, the dates are exactly given in which month it is better to transplant indoor plants, on what days to sow vegetables, when they need to be cut and loosened.

I focus on the calendar and, following it, you can achieve good germination and high yields.

Lunar calendar for transplanting indoor flowers

Unfavorable days for planting and transplanting indoor plants (flowers) in 2016

When caring for any seedlings or flowers, it is worth taking into account not only better days for transplantation, but also unfavorable.

On which day it is better to transplant indoor flowers figured out, now a little about unfavorable days. bad days happens five to ten per month.

Unfavorable days for transplanting indoor plants

To focus on the moon when planting and transplanting plants or not is everyone's business. But the fact that the moon affects the growth and development of plants is a proven fact that cannot be argued with. After all, it was not in vain that our ancestors revered and respected lunar predictions.