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The most prosperous days in June 2016(for the middle lane) for planting, transplanting vegetable plants:

Radish - there are no successful lunar days for planting in June. Sowing under the Trinity according to the folk - June 19, 2016.

Planting seedlings in the ground of heat-loving flowers: ageratum, ever-flowering and tuberous begonia, balsams, marigolds, dahlias, heliotrope, morning glory, celosia, zinnia, ornamental pumpkins, etc.

In mid-June, you can sow biennials and perennials for seedlings for flowering next year: gentian, saxifrage, hellebore, middle bell, stonecrop, edelweiss, forget-me-not, rocky allisum, doronicum, iberis, liatris, sunflower, fescue, etc.

At the end of June, aubration, carnation, gelenium, gypsophila, delphiniums, lavender, catnip, evening primrose, scabiosa, etc. are sown.

The most successful days in June for planting, transplanting garden and ornamental trees and shrubs:

The best days for conducting lunar-stellar agricultural technology in the garden and in the year of Mars 2016:

See the lunar calendar for transplanting indoor plants for 2019. We tell you when it is better to transplant indoor flowers according to the lunar calendar with expert recommendations.

Choose favorable days for transplanting by months in order to grow a healthy and beautiful plant.

How do the different phases of the moon affect plants?

It is a critical moment for all living things. Manipulations with plants are advised not to be performed. When urgently needed, you can deal with urgent matters (for example, fighting diseases or pests).

Waxing Crescent

It has long been established that in this phase the flow of juices to the stem from the root system increases significantly. The more the illumination of the disk of the Moon increases, the more appreciably the juices rise to the tops of the shoots.

With the growing moon, small mechanical damage to the root is easier to bear. This time is the most successful for planting a plant that grows up and bears fruit from above the ground - “tops” (vegetables, fruits, berries), as well as flowering, medicinal and decorative leafy species and lawn grasses.

Full moon

With it, the stems, leaves and fruits are maximally saturated with their juice. The moon transfers all its power and there comes a peak level of vital activity. It is impossible to transplant and prune, but it is better to collect fruits (on these days the highest value of nutrients).

Waning moon

In this phase, the juices are sent in the opposite direction to the roots. The moon gradually rests, and reduces the activity of plants. It is optimal to carry out preventive actions - pruning, grafting, harvesting and medicinal herbs, mowing and transplanting plants.

At the same time, it is advised to plant flowering, decorative leafy species and "roots" (potatoes, carrots, turnips, beets, garlic).

Moon phases

How do zodiac signs affect the success of a plant transplant?

The success of the transplant is greatly influenced by the sign of the zodiac. If the plant was transplanted with the growing Moon, but in a barren sign, then it will develop weaker in comparison with a transplanted flower in a fertile sign in a waning phase.

• Infertile: Virgo, Capricorn. Fertile signs: Taurus, Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces - they are all female. They are the most successful time for planting or transplanting plants.

Some astrologers divide differently: barren - Aries, Gemini, Leo, Virgo and Aquarius, neutral - Taurus, Libra, Sagittarius and Capricorn and fertile - Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces.

Individual features of indoor plants

Before you start replanting indoor plants according to the lunar calendar, many flower growers recommend taking into account their individual characteristics. According to astrologers, the signs of the zodiac affect the growth and development of different types of home flowers in different ways.

1. It is better to transplant decorative leafy species during some signs of the zodiac: with the growing moon - Gemini, Libra, Scorpio and Pisces, and with the waning moon - Cancer.
   Of the decorative leafy species, the following are primarily distinguished: asparagus, dieffenbachia, dracaena, monstera, peperomia, ficus and chlorophytum.
2. Bulbous and tuberous plant species are best transplanted when the moon is waxing in Capricorn, and waning in Scorpio. Plants: amaryllis, tuberous begonia, vorsleya, hippeastrum, gloxinia, oxalis, clivia, lily, cyclamen and eucharis.
3. Ampelous and curly domestic species (liana, hoya) are recommended to be transplanted with the growing moon in Gemini, and waning in Virgo and Sagittarius.

Auspicious days for transplanting indoor plants in 2019

Unsuccessful or successful days for transplanting domestic plants are determined based on the phase of the moon and its zodiac sign.

• The most favorable period for transplanting indoor flowers is the phase of the growing moon in the signs of Taurus, Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces.

A very important role for the successful growth and development of indoor plants is played by compliance with the general transplant rules and recommendations for a particular specimen.

You need to know for sure that a home flower can or should be transplanted, and also do it right.

Rules for the perfect transplant

1. The plant needs to be transplanted (deceleration of development, decrease in decorativeness, small pot size).
2. The flower is transplanted according to individual recommendations (suitable pot size, drainage, preparation for transplanting, properly selected soil mixture) and without damaging the root system.
3. Moon phase and zodiac sign.

In order for the flower to grow and develop as well as possible in the future, ideally all these factors should coincide. Now it becomes clearer why the transplantation of indoor plants according to the lunar calendar is of great importance for their future fate, but not decisive.

Read more here:

January

It is possible to transplant indoor plants in January only in an emergency (root rot, etc.). Most species are dormant. It is reasonable to prepare the soil mixture for future transplants.

February

March

Spring is the best time for transplanting, pruning, and most houseplants. And March and April are a “hot” time for every grower, gardener and gardener.

In March, the amount of sunlight increases, and vital processes are accelerated. Therefore, they resume, and become more frequent, and also begin the forcing of bulbous species.

April

April is a favorable month for breeding and transplanting flowers at home. They are actively growing and need more and more feeding, especially fast-growing and flowering species.

Carry out sowing seeds, prevention and pruning. The forcing of bulbous species continues.

May

In May, many indoor plants continue to be transplanted, while some are already beginning to bloom. May is the optimal time for transplanting euphorbia species (- then it will bloom in December). Most often they work with early-flowering species that have already faded in spring.

June

In the summer, transplants are rarely done at home, since this is not a very favorable time. In June, you can transship plants that have faded in spring or those that have stopped spring growth.

July

In July, indoor flowers can be transplanted only if absolutely necessary.

August

In August, houseplants are transplanted in an emergency. It is better to pay more attention to increasing the humidity of the air, watering and protection from the scorching sun.

September

Starting in September, plants that have a dormant period in winter should not be transplanted, as fresh soil will activate their growth. If it is impossible to reschedule the transplant to March-April, then do a transshipment in order to minimally disturb the flower.

Violets can be transplanted from the end of August until the end of September. And then in about 30-40 days they will bloom.

In September-October, if necessary, orchids are transplanted.

October

In October, only some healthy domestic flowers can be transshipped: amaryllis, asparagus, dracaena, tradescantia, chlorophytum.

For transplanted plants, it is especially important to maintain optimal air humidity with the beginning of the heating season.

From the end of October, most types of indoor plants go into a dormant state.

November

In November, transplantation is carried out only in an emergency. It is categorically not advised to touch the bulbous species, they accumulate nutrients during this period.

Many flowers need additional.

December

In December, most indoor plants are already in "hibernation". Transplantation is carried out in exceptional cases by the transshipment method. If desired, you can do transshipment or succulents.

Lunar calendar for transplanting indoor plants for 2019 in the table

In addition, we have recorded favorable days for transplanting indoor flowers in 2019 in a convenient table.

Also in the table are the days when plants cannot be transplanted at home - these are the New Moon and Full Moon.

Lunar calendar for transplanting indoor plants for 2019 in the table

• FOLK SIGN. The most favorable days for transplanting indoor plants are the first three to five days after the New Moon.

In order not to miss a good day for a transplant, use a special calendar that will remind you of an important matter.

We hope that now you can easily transplant home flowers on favorable days according to the lunar calendar.

• Save the indoor grower's calendar as a bookmark, and then the plant transplant will go smoothly.

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The time for the lunar calendar of the flower grower is Moscow.
The beginning of the lunar day is the time of moonrise.

Attention: During the winter months, most indoor plants have a dormant period or a significant slowdown in growth. Minimal care is watering, pest control and transshipment if necessary: ​​if the plant was flooded, pests appeared. Loosening the soil and sanitary pruning are also carried out as needed: if the earth in the pot does not dry out for a long time, the branches have dried up from the draft, etc. Other care methods: top dressing, vaccinations, shaping and rejuvenating pruning, transplanting, dividing, etc. should be postponed until the end of June, until the really bright days come. The exception is plants that are illuminated by lamps, and which continue to grow, bloom or bear fruit.

Note: do not take the grower's lunar calendar literally as a guide to action. If in October or January you see recommendations that “you can sow and plant some houseplants” or “water and feed with organic top dressing”, then know that only experienced flower growers can follow them and this applies only to plants that are in certain conditions. For example, fruit-bearing indoor trees can be fed monthly, even in winter. Plants that are in warm conditions of long daylight hours (with additional illumination of lamps) in autumn and winter can also be fed and even transplanted. Experienced flower growers can successfully cut and re-root plants in winter, as well as sow seeds or carry out artificial pollination. In the general rules of crop production, with the onset of autumn, cooling, reduction of daylight hours and light intensity, i.e. the transition of plants to the stage of dormancy or slowdown in development, it is strongly not recommended to carry out feeding, transplanting, grafting, pruning and other procedures.

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Content

The moon plays a huge role in the life of living organisms on the Earth. She is able to "move" huge amounts of water of the seas and oceans by means of ebbs and flows. The organisms of humans, animals and plants are mostly composed of water, so their biorhythms are associated with the cycles of the moon. Mankind has been watching this celestial body for a long time. For many generations, people have been passing on to each other knowledge about the influence of the moon on the development of all living things. The lunar calendar for indoor plants can become an assistant in successful floriculture, you just need to understand some patterns.

How the Moon Affects Houseplants

The biorhythms of all plants directly depend on the rotation of the Earth around the Sun, leading to the change of day and night, the seasons. Indoor flowers are no exception. The cyclical nature of their life processes is also associated with the passage of the Moon through 12 signs of the zodiac per lunar month (29-30 days). Lunar energies affect the periods of growth and rest of plant organisms, the direction of movement of their juices, and the ability to accumulate nutrients.

Moon phases

During the movement of the Moon in its orbit, it illuminates the Earth in different ways. These periodically changing states of illumination are cyclic in nature and are called the phases of the moon. New Moon is the position of the Moon when it is located on the same straight line between the Earth and the Sun. This is the time when the satellite of our planet is not visible in the sky. During a full moon, the moon appears as a full luminous disk. Its influence on the vital activity of plants is taken as the basis for compiling lunar calendars for indoor plants.

The moon, making its course through the sky, is for some time in one or another sign of the zodiac. Astrologers are aware of the lunar influence on the physiological processes of living organisms and compile lunar calendars for indoor plants. The satellite of the Earth is in each of the 12 signs of the zodiac for 2-3 days, influencing in a certain way the biorhythms of living beings. Allocate zodiac signs:

• "Fertile". They are so named because crops planted or sown at this time grow quickly and produce high yields. These are: Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces, Taurus (partly) and Libra.
• "Infertile". On the days when the Moon is in these signs, you should not plant crops in floriculture and agriculture, sow seeds. This is recorded in the lunar calendar for indoor plants. It is noted that the shoots will be "not friendly", painful when the Moon is under the influence of Leo, Sagittarius, Aries.
• Signs of average "fertility": Capricorn, Virgo, Gemini, Aquarius.

For centuries, mankind bit by bit collected information about the germination, development, growth, fertility of plants. The lunar calendar indicates the position of the Moon in one or another zodiac constellation and its influence on crops grown by man:

• Aries. It is characterized by intensive growth of new shoots.
• Taurus. The harvested crop during this period is stored for a long time without spoiling.
• Virgo. Fast germination and excellent survival of plants during transplantation are noted.
• Scales. The pulp of the fruit is filled with juice, the flowers are especially fragrant these days, the resistance to pests and diseases of the representatives of the plant world is maximum.
• Scorpion guarantees cultivated crops planted during this period, resistance to infections and long-term storage of fruits.
• Sagittarius promotes the formation of a large number of seeds and a long stem to sprouts planted in his days.
• Capricorn is considered to be a fertile sign. It gives an excellent harvest, the resistance of plant organisms to frost, drought, and disease.
• Cancer contributes to a bountiful harvest that is poorly stored. The seeds are of poor germination.
• Twins. The yield is not high, but has a long shelf life.
• Aquarius, Leo are good for collecting seeds.
• Fish. The crops planted on this day have a high yield. Harvesting should not be planned for these days: the storage period is short, the fruits quickly deteriorate.

Lunar calendar florist for 2018

Flower growers are familiar with the wonderful feeling of contact with wildlife, even in the conditions of a small space of their own homes. Growing indoor plants brings great pleasure to people when their pets are healthy, full of energy and delight with their beautiful flowering. The great asset of a person who has devoted part of his life to flowers is the lunar calendar for indoor plants. To obtain excellent results in floriculture, astrologers advise using information about the favorable periods of floriculture of the lunar phases of 2018:

• January. From the 26th - the period of the growing Moon, which is in the fertile signs of Taurus and Cancer. These are favorable days for planting indoor flowers. It is recommended to change the soil in adult crops and prepare cuttings for rooting for new seedlings.
• February is the start of the growing season for many houseplants after a dormant period. You can review and sort the seeds for future planting, prepare the soil and containers for annual crops. It is worth planting flowers such as petunias, snapdragons, lobelias after March 17 according to the recommendations of the lunar calendar.
• March. From the 21st, you can safely start transplanting adult indoor flowers into looser pots and flowerpots. Insignificant damage to the root system while the flowers will endure painlessly. According to the lunar calendar, this time is characterized by the dominance of "water" zodiac signs.
• April. From the 1st to the 15th, the Moon will decrease. This is a favorable period for the fight against diseases and pests. Flower stems should be pruned to slow growth. After 04/17/18, the transplantation of green pets can be resumed if this procedure has not been carried out earlier.
• May. The first half of the month is devoted to feeding and planting bulbous crops in containers in the open air, designed to decorate balconies and loggias. After the 16th is the right time to transplant flower seedlings of annuals.
• June is a good month for crown formation, cuttings of decorative indoor shrubs, such as hibiscus. Harvesting (pruning the tops of branches) and cuttings for planting material is best done after June 25th. Continue planting pansies and forget-me-nots in open ground.
• July. All work on the renewal of green crops has been carried out. It remains to take care of the pets and admire your work. Watering, washing and cleaning plants is best done on the zodiac "water" days: 3-4, 12-13, 20-22.
• August. The month begins on the 18th lunar day (Aquarius). This time does not imply active actions in relation to plants. It is worth limiting yourself to loosening the soil, removing dry leaves. The formation of buds of flowering crops will depend on the correct pruning of the stems. You should use the lunar calendar to select the best period for these manipulations.
• September. The first lunar day falls on September 10, the Moon is under the sign of Virgo. The period has good energy for the reproduction of flowers. Gloxinia, begonia, violet are easily propagated by leaves that must be placed in water to form roots. The end of the month is a great time to transplant flowers.
• October. Autumn comes into its own. Some plants are preparing for winter dormancy. The first decade of the month requires limiting watering and spraying to a minimum. On October 9, at the new moon, the home garden must be provided with complete rest. The second and third decades can be devoted to preparing for winter, which provides for the last transplant of flowers this year.
• November. Succulents need to arrange an artificial drought. In November and December they are watered 1 time. Avoid watering in January and February. With insufficient natural light, light-loving indoor crops must be transferred to the window sills of the south side. The growth phase of the moon begins on November 7th. It is necessary to ensure sufficient watering of flowers with central heating of the premises.
• December. Annual bulbous crops planted before December 7 will delight in spring with abundant flowering. From the second decade of the month, special attention should be paid to orchids that begin to prepare for flowering. The lunar calendar advises using this time for soaking seeds, which will positively affect the friendly germination of seedlings.

Table of favorable and unfavorable days

The lunar calendar for indoor plants provides information about favorable and unfavorable days for the work of flower growers. It helps flower lovers not to make gross mistakes in the daily care of plants. The presented table was created on the basis of a graph of seasonal biorhythms of flowers, monthly phases of the moon, its annual movement along the zodiac signs:

What days can you transplant indoor flowers

For a successful transplant of indoor flowers, along with seasonal changes and the characteristics of lunar days, it is necessary to take into account the individual qualities of each plant. For example, orchids bloom from October to April, at a time when most indoor flowers are dormant during the winter months. In winter, it is not only impossible to transplant ornamental crops, but it is recommended to reduce watering to a minimum. Succulents stop watering altogether in winter.

decorative leafy

Many types of house plants have inconspicuous flowers, but they are valued for their decorative leaves. Indoor trees look very nice: coffee, tea, palm trees. Popular decorative leafy species are:

• asparagus;
• dieffenbachia;
• dracaena;
• monstera;
• peperomia;
• ficus;
• chlorophytum.

Each such culture has its own biorhythms and requires an individual approach. All of them do not tolerate high air temperatures, low humidity and direct sunlight. To increase humidity, it is recommended to place a flower pot on a pallet with expanded clay drainage, which is moistened from time to time. All decorative leafy crops require special attention in early spring. Transplanting indoor plants according to the lunar calendar will give excellent results. In 2018, the best dates for this are (the zodiac sign through which the Moon passes is indicated in brackets):

• March: 20-21 (Taurus), 24-26 (Cancer)
• April: 16-18 (Taurus), 21-22 (Cancer);
• May: 18-19 (Cancer), 27 (Scorpio)

Transplantation of ampelous and climbing house plants

Flower growers are happy to grow ampelous and climbing flowers. Among them are indoor perennial vines and fast-growing annual crops that decorate balconies in summer. The most popular are:

• clerodendrum;
• ivy;
• bougainvillea;
• passionflower;
• monstera;
• hoya etc.

The lunar calendar for transplanting indoor plants in 2018 recommends this manipulation in spring and autumn on days when the waning Moon is under the zodiac sign of Sagittarius, Virgo, and the growing one is under Gemini:

• March: 8-10, 22-23;
• April: 4-6, 19-20;
• May: 2-3, 16-17;
• September: 30
• October: 6-7
• November: 2-4

Bulbous and tuberous houseplants

Home flowers with bulbous and tuberous roots bloom very beautifully. Their distinguishing feature is that after flowering, these crops require a dormant period at low temperatures. Some species require tubers and bulbs to be stored over the winter without the aerial part. Flower growers with great pleasure grow such bulbous and tuberous crops:

• amaryllis;
• tuberous begonia;
• vorsley;
• hippeastrum;
• gloxinia;
• acid;
• clivia;
• lily;
• cyclamen;
• eucharis, etc.

The lunar calendar for indoor plants will be an excellent assistant for flower growers who decide to start growing indoor bulbous and tuberous flowers. It is best to transplant them in 2018 on days when the waning moon is under the sign of Scorpio, and the growing one is Capricorn.

Planting and caring for flower crops should be at the allotted time and days that are scheduled in the gardener's (lunar) calendars. On which day it is better to transplant indoor flowers, loosen them or fertilize them - the lunar calendar will give answers. It is believed that on such days the plant adapts well to a new place and conditions, and quickly takes root.

At first, the fact that the moon influences the growth and development of flowers was only a guess. Later, scientists proved that the fact of the relationship between plants and the moon takes place. After that, lunar calendars appeared, focusing on which gardeners know exactly when it is better to transplant indoor flowers, and when to cut them.

Those who follow the calendar know which moon is best to transplant indoor flowers:

• Plants with a high stem and wide leaves are recommended to be transplanted during the period before full moon. During this period, the juice of the plant is directed upwards from the root, so slight damage to the root during transplantation will not affect the general condition of the plant;
• It is better to prune flower buds on waning moon;
• According to the lunar calendar, the time when it is better to transplant indoor flowers falls on waxing moon or full moon.

Important! You should never transplant on a waning moon. This can lead to the fact that the plant will adapt for a long time in a new place or even die.

Beans, onions, potatoes, gladioli and other bulbs are best sown on waning moon. Then they quickly sprout and take root well.

What time of day is best to transplant houseplants?

In order for indoor flowers to grow well and bloom, it is necessary to remember a few subtleties when it is better to transplant indoor flowers, and at what time.

When is the best time to transplant indoor flowers:

• most favorable time is the interval from 4 pm to 8 pm;
• the best days for transplantation, the first or second day after the formation of a new moon is considered;
• Do not transplant flowers in the morning (when the plants are still sleeping) and at noon.
• most favorable seasons in order to transplant flowers are early spring and autumn.

Flower transplant calendar 2016

In the calendar of the summer resident and gardener (lunar) of 2016, the dates are exactly given in which month it is better to transplant indoor plants, on what days to sow vegetables, when they need to be cut and loosened.

I focus on the calendar and, following it, you can achieve good germination and high yields.

Lunar calendar for transplanting indoor flowers

Unfavorable days for planting and transplanting indoor plants (flowers) in 2016

When caring for any seedlings or flowers, it is worth taking into account not only the best days for transplanting, but also unfavorable ones.

On which day it is better to transplant indoor flowers figured out, now a little about unfavorable days. There are bad days five to ten per month.

Unfavorable days for transplanting indoor plants

To focus on the moon when planting and transplanting plants or not is everyone's business. But the fact that the moon affects the growth and development of plants is a proven fact that cannot be argued with. After all, it was not in vain that our ancestors revered and respected lunar predictions.