When is the best time to transplant peach trees?

When transplanting peach trees, in order to increase the survival rate of the peach trees after transplantation, the roots of the peach trees should remain with the original soil. If all the soil above the roots of the peach trees is cleared away, then it will be in a completely new soil environment and its recovery will be slower.

Peach tree transplanting time

The time for transplanting peach trees should be adjusted according to the local climate. It is usually carried out 7 days after the leaves fall in autumn, or within 15 days before budding in spring, which is in mid-March. Because if peach trees are transplanted during these two time periods, the survival rate of the peach trees will be higher, but the climate in each region is different, and the time for transplanting will also vary.

How to transplant peach trees

When transplanting, you must first dig out the roots of the peach tree. Be careful not to allow the roots to split, and the roots of the peach tree should be covered with more soil. Then trim the tree appropriately and wrap the cut ends with plastic film. Be careful not to damage the bark. In addition, it is best to dig the peach tree and transplant it on the same day.

Management of peach trees after transplanting

After the peach tree is planted, it needs to be watered to root it and the soil needs to be watered thoroughly. After watering, it also needs to be covered with mulch, which can play a certain role in keeping warm.