I just spent a half hour or more searching several web sights and I still could not find the best time to transplant jack-in-the-pulpit. Is it best done in the spring before the new growth starts, or wait till the fall after the leaves have died back? I have a large plant that is growing where I now longer desire it to be as I want to put something else in it's place. Also, can the tubers be divided at transplant time? Thanks, JAB
Transplanting Jack-in-the-pulpit
Mar 11, 2005
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The best time to transplant Arisaema and other tuberous Aroids is in the late summer or autumn when all the top growth has died back and the tubers are dormant. That's also when they can be divided.
In the spring, the roots will develop before you see any top growth.
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