How to transplant apricot trees How to transplant apricot trees with high survival rate

1. When transplanting apricot trees, you should choose strong seedlings without pests and diseases.

2. Choose the right season to transplant apricot trees. Generally, winter or early spring when apricot trees are dormant is the most suitable period for transplanting, and most of them are transplanted in early spring (mid-March).

3. Before planting, choose a place with fertile soil, loose air, high terrain, no water or good drainage to plant apricot trees.

4. When transplanting, try to bring as many as possible. Before transplanting, taking a clod at the root can protect the young roots and root hairs of trees and help improve the survival rate.

5. Proper pruning and removing some branches and leaves before transplanting can weaken the transpiration of trees and improve the survival rate.

6. When transplanting, the planting hole should be dug deep, and some fully decomposed organic fertilizer should be applied as the base fertilizer, and then the soil should be filled as the bottom water, and then apricot trees should be planted, so it must be watered. After planting, the soil should be prevented from drying.

7. After transplanting, input nutrient solution to the trees, which can provide nutrients for the roots.

8. Apricot trees should be prevented from tilting when transplanted, and brackets can be set to support and fix them.