Auspicious days for transplanting indoor plants in November 2020

What is the indoor plant transplant lunar calendar?

If you are a novice florist or a professional in this business, then the lunar calendar, as a sure guide, will provide you with the necessary information on when to replant indoor plants so that your green friends can actively grow and please the eye. The lunar calendar was compiled by specialists to help growers in choosing the most favorable period for working with plants.

Auspicious days for transplanting indoor plants in November 2020

In order for flowers to delight you for a long time, you need to choose an auspicious day for planting and transplanting plants.

The moon has a huge impact on the life of all living organisms on Earth. The position in which it is located will certainly affect the condition of the plants. The moon revolves around the earth, interacting with the biological rhythms of animals and plants. Transplanting plants is just as stressful as moving a person to a new place of residence. To minimize stress on green plants, only select transplant days that will have a beneficial effect on the results. You can see the best days for transplanting indoor plants below.

Bad days

When calculating a good and favorable day for performing manipulations with room vegetation, it is necessary to take into account not only the beneficial and neutral influence of the night luminary and its relative position. There is also a negative effect. In order not to be mistaken when choosing the number, it must be borne in mind that it is not advised to carry out planting, transplanting or care activities on such days:

On days that are unfavorable for transplants, such work can be carried out. But, there are risks that the vegetation simply will not take root in fresh soil and a new pot. It is also often noted that a procedure performed under the unfavorable influence of the moon or the zodiacal constellations leads to the fact that the adaptation period is harder for indoor flowers.

Moon phase influence

There are some factors that are important for plant transplanting that cannot be overlooked.

Observing the phases of the moon and the effect it has on both humans and plants can help determine when is the best time to replant indoor plants to improve the growth and development of flower crops.

The new and full moon periods are not suitable for replanting indoor plants.

The growing moon period is the most appropriate time for transplanting plants, applying liquid fertilizers, because during this period the inflow of sap in plants increases, which leads to intensive growth and development. Tip: do not transplant indoor plants on the first lunar day, on this day the plant is still too weak after the new moon.

The waning moon period is favorable for transplanting only bulbous plants. The most dangerous period for transplanting is on the 29th lunar day, because the roots of plants at this time are very vulnerable, and even accidental damage to them can lead to the death of the plant. This is a good time to apply solid fertilizer and trim dry stems and leaves.

Winter works

The main part of plants in winter goes dormant, so the need for moisture and nutrients decreases. From December to February, it is important to maintain an optimal microclimate in the room, monitor the temperature, humidity, intensity and duration of lighting.

Comment! A pot with a plant that needs moist air and soil is placed in a larger container filled with moist sphagnum moss.

Watering indoor flowers is better with soft water, so you can use melted water if the snow is clean. The liquid temperature must match the room temperature. There are plants that can be transplanted at any time of the year, these include:

• Philodendron Karpinsky;
• Kalanchoe Degremona;
• Irezina;
• Homalomen;
• Hibiscus;
• Cycad;
• Cyanotis;
• Coleus;
• A coffee tree;
• Callisia creeping;
• Agave American.

How to choose the best day for transplanting indoor plants in November 2020?

Transplanting indoor plants using the lunar calendar will have the best effect on the plants. By using the energy of the moon on an auspicious day, you will give the plant the opportunity to transfer the transplant more easily, which in the future will lead to active growth and flowering for a long time! You can see the best days for a transfer in the table below.

What is worth and undesirable to plant in March

The first to be sown are annuals that tolerate cold well:

• asters;
• Snapdragon;
• escholzia;
• calendula;
• cornflowers.

Even with severe frosts, they will not die. These flowers do best when planted in early spring or even before winter. It is recommended to cover them with polyethylene or non-woven fabric. This is not necessary for warmth, but for maintaining the required humidity level. This is especially necessary for sandy soils, because they quickly lose fluid. For the same reason, seeds on light soil are buried more deeply than on hard ones.

You can sow in room conditions for further transplantation into a flower garden:

• Snapdragon;
• tagetes (marigolds);
• Iberis;
• lobelia, etc.

Thanks to this, the plants will bloom earlier than those planted directly outside. In the first month of spring, you can already do without additional light sources.

So that the flowers do not get sick with a black leg, humus cannot be added to the soil mixture, planting should be rare. The depth depends on the size of the seeds. The smaller they are, the less embedment.

When sowing, the following recommendations must be observed:

• small seeds of ageratum, snapdragon, lobelia, petunias, fragrant tobacco, just sprinkle on a damp surface or sprinkle a little with calcined sand, cover with polyethylene;
• seed material of sweet peas, nasturtium, pre-soak for a day in water at room temperature, place in a wet gauze bag before pecking;
• ageratum, lobelia, godetia, sweet peas, snapdragons, annual asters should be planted in a cool room (+ 12 ... + 15 ° C) for better germination, sprouts should also be kept at a low temperature;
• dahlias, sweet peas, lobelia after sowing, water, preventing the soil from drying out, spray;
• moisten tagetes, ageratum, annual asters, carnations, petunias, phlox and chrysanthemums only after the top layer of the earth has dried.

The best period for transplanting indoor plants

The moon, being in the water signs of Pisces, Cancer and Scorpio, as well as in Libra, Taurus and Capricorn, will have a beneficial effect on the transplant.

The neutral period for transplanting indoor plants, when the Moon will be in the fire signs of Aries, Leo and Sagittarius, as well as in Gemini and Virgo.

Unfavorable period for transplanting indoor plants, when the Moon will be in the sign of Aquarius.

Spring work

Almost all indoor flowers can be replanted in the spring. Young, actively growing ornamental crops master the earthen clod quickly, so the pot is replaced with a larger one annually. Large, old flowers are transplanted less often. When choosing a new planter, the rule is observed, it should be 1-2 sizes larger than the previous one.

A crock is placed on the drainage hole, which is located in the center of the container, and drainage (pebbles, expanded clay) is poured on top of it. If the entire surface of the earthen coma is entwined with thin roots, then part of the "fur coat" is removed.

Top dressing

In the spring, the awakened plants need nutrition. In this matter, there should be an individual approach to each flower. Some varieties like organic fertilizers, others prefer mineral fertilizers. You cannot overfeed flowers. An excess of nutrients is more harmful than a deficiency.

Reproduction

In March, indoor flowers begin to multiply. If on the growing moon in the sign of Taurus (03.26-28.03), long-germinating seeds of Washingtonia filamentous are sown, then they will definitely rise in 2-3 months. Palm seed germination technology is simple. They are first treated with sandpaper, soaked for 2-3 days, then placed in a substrate of moss, steamed sawdust and sand.

In the spring from March to the end of May, indoor flowers, propagated by seeds, are planted on the growing moon in fertile signs:

• Pelargonium;
• Impatiens;
• Asparagus;
• Laurel;
• Fuchsia;
• Cyperus;
• Gerber.