When is the best time to transplant the old crow persimmon?

When transplanting the old crow persimmon, you must choose the right time to increase the survival rate of the plant. It is usually transplanted before budding in spring, so that the plant can sprout quickly and grow branches and leaves.

Transplanting time of old crow persimmon

The best time to transplant the old crow's nest persimmon is from February to March in spring, and from November to December in winter, because the growth state of the plants is relatively stable during these two times, and the survival rate after transplanting will be higher.

Transplanting method of persimmon

1. Remove the pot and prune the roots

Do not water the old persimmon a few days before transplanting, so as to ensure that the soil is loose. Then slowly take the plant out of the pot and trim the old and dead roots, which will be more conducive to its growth.

2. Planting in pots

Place the old crow's persimmon in the flowerpot and straighten it up, then fill it with soil, press the soil around it firmly, then water it thoroughly again, and finally place it in a shaded place for cultivation.

Management of persimmon after transplanting

After transplanting, the old crow persimmon needs to be kept away from light. Because the plant is relatively weak at this time, it needs appropriate shade. This can prevent dehydration caused by direct sunlight and is more conducive to the growth of the plant.