It's raining hard. Can you plant trees in one day?

It depends. If it is too wet, it can't be connected.

You can't graft fruit trees in rainy days, because the high water content in the air will lead to rot at the fruit tree interface and reduce the survival rate. When grafting fruit trees, it is best to do it in sunny afternoon, when the temperature is mild, which is conducive to the rapid growth of plants. After grafting, the interface should be tightly tied with film to prevent the fruit trees from breeding bacteria.

Fruit trees can't be grafted in rainy days. In rainy days, the water content in the air is high, and the humidity in the soil is high. Rainwater drips to the interface of fruit trees, which is not conducive to the survival of plants and will lead to black and rotten branches.

Fruit trees are usually grafted in spring or autumn, and the specific time is March-April in spring or September-65438+10 in autumn. In spring and autumn, the climate is warm and comfortable, and there is little rain. Fruit trees can survive quickly after grafting.