Chrysanthemums - one of the most popular garden flowers. Starting to bloom in the fall, they decorate the garden until winter, if the climate allows. However, the early frosts can kill the flowers, and not allowing them to completely bloom. Also, the plant can freeze out from the extreme cold, so when growing chrysanthemums it is very important to know everything about the transplant of this plant. In this article, you will learn how to transplant chrysanthemums and what you need.
All about transplanting chrysanthemums in the fall
Chrysanthemums are transplanted in both spring and autumn. Transplantation of chrysanthemum plants in youth is needed once a year, older plants can be transplanted twice a year.
Is it possible to replant chrysanthemums in the fall, the benefits of an autumn transplant
Chrysanthemums are very popular in gardening, so planting and caring for them are full of controversy, especially in the fall when pruning is done. This also applies to the benefits of chrysanthemum transplantation in the fall. Some believe that this is not necessary, but experienced gardeners say that transplanting chrysanthemums in the fall contributes to the development of the root system and enhances frost resistance, which is just before the onset of cold weather.
When to start transplanting
Transplanting chrysanthemums in the fall occurs right during flowering. To do this, it is advisable to choose a cloudy day, cool, when at night the temperature will be around zero.
Where to transplant chrysanthemum, the choice of location for transplantation
It is advisable to choose sunny places where groundwater is not located too superficially. Chrysanthemums are not afraid of frost, but vyprevaniya and soaking for them is unacceptable. The soil at the transplant site should not be too acidic.
How to prepare the ground for planting chrysanthemums
If the groundwater in your area is shallow, or there is no other place for chrysanthemum transplantation, then you need to arrange a chrysanthemum transplantation site with a drainage system using coarse sand. The soil should not self-compact. Peat, compost, or rotted manure are added to heavy soils.
Important! Do not overdo it with fertilizer! If there are too many of them (more than 0.5-0.6 kg per well), then you will increase the deciduous mass of the plant, to the detriment of abundant flowering.
The process of transplanting chrysanthemums in the fall
To transplant a bush to a new place, first of all you need to cut the roots around the plant within a radius of 20-30 cm with a shovel. This will cause the formation of new roots and help the plant to quickly take root in a new place. The plant before transplanting should be well watered, transplanted along with a clod of earth. After transplanting, water the soil with Kornevin, so the chrysanthemum will get acclimatized more quickly after the transplantation, if necessary, fill up a bit of the earth with time. All these manipulations should be carried out before frost, so if you already decided to replant the chrysanthemum in the fall, do not over tighten.
Everything you need to know about spring transplant chrysanthemums
To prevent the plant from starting to act up, the chrysanthemum can be transplanted from place to place in spring. Also during this period, chrysanthemums are transplanted for the purpose of reproduction by dividing the bush. 
Important! If you ignore the transplant, it can lead to sad consequences: the plant begins to hurt often, the flowers are crushed.
Plant preparation
Planting chrysanthemums in the spring is easier than in the fall, because the land is softer during this period. Shrubs need to carefully dig, trying not to damage the roots. Shake the earth, if desired, with a pruning shear or a sharp knife, divide the mother bush into parts so that each of them has roots with shoots.
Space requirements
As already mentioned, it is best to plant chrysanthemum in sunny places and away from groundwater. Otherwise, the pit also needs to be supplied with a coarse sand drainage system.
How to transplant chrysanthemum in spring
We put the whole bush or the obtained “delenki” in separate holes. After planting, they need to be shed well, at first you can water more often, so that the plant is better rooted. 
When and how to feed the plant after transplantation
Chrysanthemums are demanding on the nutritional value of the soil, so the first dressing will be needed for her soon after the transplant. It is best to use liquid complex fertilizer for flowers.
As you can see, the transplant of chrysanthemums is not too troublesome, but for this plant it will thank you for its lush flowering and become a true decoration for your garden.
