Hello all. I have to uproot a couple of plumies that I planted earlier this year because they stand in the way of the side yard where our boat needs to live. Boat trumps my babies apparently!
My questions:
1) Is this an ok time of year to move them? It's moving into fall here in Houston but temps are still in the 90's during the day. Or would it be better to wait until it gets much cooler and they go dormant?
2) Regarding the soil I will move them to, how does this mixture sound to you experts? And do I just brush off as much existing soil as I can and plant them bare-rooted into the new soil, or keep some of the exisiting soil in with the new?
http://thegroundup.com/minis/handcrafted-cactus-succulent-soil
3) Should I use a rooting hormone or fertilizer? I am wary because for my other potted plumerias I stop watering/fertilizing and move them inside to overwinter. I don't want to throw this one off it's natural cycle as I do expect the weather get to get cooler in the next couple months.
Thank you for any information you can give!
Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
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