Can persimmon trees be transplanted in autumn? Why are they difficult to survive after transplantation?

Can persimmon trees be transplanted in autumn?

Persimmon trees cannot be transplanted in autumn because the temperature is too high for them. The best time to transplant is in the cold winter, generally between November and April of the following year. It is best to transplant after entering the dormant period. At this time, its root system heals quickly and it is easy to grow new roots, so the survival rate will be relatively higher.

How to transplant persimmon trees in autumn

1. After transplanting the persimmon tree, you can prune its branches and leaves appropriately, cut its branches lower, and then cut off the side buds, so as to improve its survival rate.

2. When transplanting a persimmon tree, it is best not to damage its root system. Try to ensure that it can have as many roots as possible, and also retain the soil attached to the roots so that it can grow new roots as soon as possible.

Precautions for transplanting persimmon trees

1. It is best to choose a place with sufficient light, loose and fertile soil for transplanting. Never place it in a windy place. You can apply fertilizer to the soil for transplanting.

2. Although persimmon trees are resistant to waterlogging, there cannot be stagnant water, otherwise it will lead to poor growth or even death. In rainy seasons, attention should be paid to waterlogging prevention and drainage, but watering is also necessary. Just keep the soil moist.