When is the survival rate of elm transplantation high?

Elm is more suitable for transplanting in winter and spring, when the trees are dormant. If transplanted, it will have little impact on plants and will not cause harm to trees. When transplanting elm bonsai, the requirements for soil are not high. Garden soil and field soil can be used, and the surrounding soil should be compacted after transplanting.

Elms are more suitable for transplanting in cloudy days in winter and spring, and digging holes during dormancy is more conducive to the survival of plants, and then they can be placed in soil pots to raise piles.

Elm transplanting time

Elm is more suitable for transplanting in winter and spring, when the trees are dormant. If transplanted, it will have little impact on plants and will not cause harm to trees.

Elm transplanting method

1, seedling raising

First of all, choose elm seedlings, which can be bought directly in the market. This kind of plant is very easy to survive and the reproduction process is very convenient.

Step 2 cut off the roots

Before transplanting, the roots and branches of elm bonsai need to be pruned, and then planted in spring, which is more conducive to the survival of plants.

3, elm bonsai transplantation

When transplanting elm bonsai, the requirements for soil are not high. Use garden soil or field soil. After transplanting, the surrounding soil should be compacted for the first time and watered more.

Management of Elm after Transplantation

Elm needs to be watered immediately after transplantation. At this time, it must be watered thoroughly, but it can't produce stagnant water. Give it some scattered light, strengthen maintenance and management, and let the plant recover quickly.