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How to transplant asparagus fern? Detailed explanation of the correct method and steps

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When transplanting asparagus fern, first remove the soil from the flower pot, being careful not to damage the root system. Clean the soil off the roots thoroughly, pull the root system apart at its nodes to divide it, apply carbendazim to the wounded areas, and once it has dried, it can be repotted for care. In addition, after transplanting it is recommended to place it outdoors for care with proper shading, and water it thoroughly after repotting.

I. How to transplant

When the asparagus fern grows larger and the flower pot becomes crowded, it needs to be transplanted. First remove the soil from the flower pot; during this process, be careful not to damage the root system, and proceed carefully. After removing the soil, clean the soil off the roots thoroughly, then rinse them with clean water. You will find some divided nodes on its root system; pull them apart and separate them into several plants, apply carbendazim to the wounded areas, then let them dry slowly. Once its roots have dried, it can be repotted for care.

II. Points to note

After transplanting, it is recommended to place the asparagus fern outdoors for care and to provide it with shade. When cleaning the roots, cut off the aged and rotting tubers. After repotting, water it thoroughly, and do not rush to fertilize before its new shoots grow out.

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