Can ginkgo be transplanted in autumn? What is the best time to transplant?

Can ginkgo be transplanted in autumn?

Ginkgo plants can be transplanted in autumn, because it is best to transplant this plant during its dormant period, which is usually done in February-March and October-November. The plant's recovery period is relatively long, so it can be prepared for germination in the second year.

Ginkgo transplanting method in autumn

1. Before transplanting ginkgo, you need to fill the pit with water, wait until the water has completely penetrated, and then plant the trees in it, let the water in the pit slowly come up, and then dig a diversion ditch beside the pit to allow the water to slowly soak the roots of the plants.

2. After planting ginkgo, the planting depth should be about 5 cm higher than the original. Pay attention to keeping the tree tray clean, which is more conducive to the growth of the plant's roots. Before it fully survives, thin out the flowers and fruits to reduce unnecessary consumption of nutrients.

Ginkgo transplanting precautions

1. After transplanting ginkgo, it needs to be provided with a suitable growth temperature. The most suitable growth temperature for the plant is 18-22℃. It has a certain degree of cold resistance, and the lowest cold resistance temperature is -20℃.

2. If it is a potted ginkgo, since it is a deep-rooted plant, it is necessary to provide it with loose and moist soil, mainly sandy soil. It is best to choose fertile, organic-rich soil for transplanting.