When to transplant persimmon trees

Persimmon trees are suitable for a wide range of cultivation and are grown in both the north and south of China. Most persimmon trees are used as raw materials for making wine, while some are eaten fresh or made into vinegar, etc. The market prospects are relatively good.

Transplanting time of persimmon tree

Persimmon trees can be transplanted after the soil thaws in spring, and the survival rate is the highest. Transplanting persimmon seedlings before winter can heal their wounds quickly and the root system recovers better, but they sprout early in spring and are easily frozen, causing the roots and stems to dry out.

Persimmon tree transplanting method

1. Trimming

When transplanting persimmon trees, you need to use sterilized sharp scissors to cut off the tree's overgrown roots or yellow and old rhizomes to avoid the loss of excess nutrients and promote the growth of strong new roots. In addition, you need to apply rooting powder to the roots of the persimmon tree to increase the survival rate of the plant.

2. Transplanting method

Persimmon trees grow best in loose, breathable and fertile soil. When planting a persimmon tree, you need to first dig a planting hole in the soil, then spread a layer of wood ash and decomposed chicken and duck manure in the hole, and then plant the persimmon tree in the planting hole.

Management of persimmon trees after transplanting

After transplanting the persimmon tree, you can water it once so that the roots of the persimmon tree are closely integrated with the soil. If the surrounding temperature is relatively low, cover it with a layer of plastic film to keep the persimmon tree warm and reduce water evaporation.