Can maple trees be transplanted in autumn? Will they survive if transplanted?

Can maple trees be transplanted in autumn?

Maple trees can be transplanted in autumn. This plant is usually transplanted in spring and autumn, in March and April in spring, and around October in autumn, after the leaves of the plant have fallen.

How to transplant maple trees in autumn

1. If you want to transplant a maple tree, you need to first dig the plant out of its original location, making sure to keep the soil. Then trim the branches and leaves of the plant and add an appropriate amount of animal manure to the soil as base fertilizer.

2. Dig a hole of similar size and transplant the plant directly into it. Then compact the soil with your feet to promote a closer integration of the roots and soil.

Maple tree transplanting precautions

1. After transplanting the maple tree, it needs to be watered. Be careful not to water it too much, so as to avoid the soil being too moist or water accumulation, which will cause the plant's roots to breathe poorly and affect the plant's normal growth.

2. If it is a potted maple tree, when transplanting, it is best to break up the original pot and then peel off the soil, because the original soil has no nutrients and cannot meet the plant's later growth needs.