The good planting time of Ophiopogon japonicus is from late March to April every year. In this season, the temperature rises and the climate is suitable. The planted Ophiopogon japonicus can quickly take root and tiller, grow fast and have a high survival rate. Autumn is not suitable for planting Ophiopogon japonicus. In this season, the weather becomes cold and the temperature drops, which is not conducive to the growth of Ophiopogon japonicus roots and the survival rate is low. If it is planted in autumn, pay attention to warm measures.

1. Soak the seedlings in clean water

Planting Ophiopogon japonicus is best arranged after harvest. Remove the mature roots of Ophiopogon japonicus, leaving a stem of 0.5 cm. Pick out those Ophiopogon japonicus with strong seedlings, cut off the top of leaves and stay to raise seedlings. Tie these single seedlings into a small cluster every four or five trees, soak them in clear water for a while, and you can plant them.

2. Preventive measures

When planting Ophiopogon japonicus seedlings, we should pay attention to the following points: First, avoid high temperature planting. Strong sunlight will wither the newly planted seedlings, which is not conducive to the rooting and growth of seedlings. Therefore, cloudy or rainy days are a good time to plant Ophiopogon japonicus seedlings, which can effectively ensure the smooth survival of Ophiopogon japonicus seedlings; Second, there should be drains in the ground. Although Ophiopogon japonicus likes a humid and warm growing environment, its roots can't breathe well if there is too much water in the ground. The newly planted Ophiopogon japonicus will rot quickly because it is soaked in water for a long time, leading to the death of the whole seedling. So drainage must be done well.