Reasons for Transplanting. First of all, why would you want to transplant your birdofparadise?A vertical photo of several birdofparadise flowers in bloom. These plants do best when you transplant them in late spring or summer. The birdofparadise is a beautiful, showy plant that can grow very large. Avoid transplanting enormous specimens, if possible. They can be difficult to dig up and very heavy to move. Before you start digging, be sure you have a good spot for it. Even a semi-full grown birdofparadise can be quite heavy to handle. Transplanting a birdofparadise will also call for extreme care when extracting it from its original place in the ground. Step 1. Water your plant(s) well the day before you plan to dig them up or divide them. Late spring is the best time to divide and transplantBirdsofParadise. Planting and transplantingBirdofParadise plants require careful attention to ensure their successful establishment and growth. Whether you're starting with a new plant or repotting an existing one, following proper techniques is essential. Here's a step-by-step guide. QUESTION: Is it easy to transplantbirdsofparadise in Leca? ANSWER: It depends on the size of the plant and how long it's been growing in the existing pot. All plants need adequate humidity at their leaves during the transition - 70% or more. This puts pressure on new roots to perform. How do I transplant it without killing it? M.M.M., Houston. A. You must have Strelitzia nicolai, the giant or white birdofparadise, which has large bananalike foliage. The other species grown here is the 4- to 5-foot S. reginae, known for 8-inch orange blooms. The BirdofParadise also boasts large leaves ideal for collecting atmospheric dust. Dust accumulation can inhibit photosynthesis, reducing the plant’s energy. If you transplant your BirdofParadise, clean the leaves to improve energy production. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How...
