Can pomegranate trees be transplanted in winter? Can pomegranate trees survive after being transplanted in winter?

Can pomegranate trees be transplanted in winter?

Pomegranate transplanting can be done all year round. It has a certain degree of cold resistance. If a warm environment is provided, it can also be transplanted in winter, but it is usually done in spring and autumn. In the north, it is mostly done in early spring, and in the south, it is mostly done in late spring and late autumn. At this time, the temperature is suitable, the root system recovers quickly, and it is conducive to the survival of the tree.

How to transplant pomegranate trees in winter

1. Pomegranate trees should be planted in a sunny, sheltered, slightly elevated place. The soil should be loose, fertile, and well-drained. Potted plants can be made into culture soil by mixing leaf mold, soil, and river sand, and adding an appropriate amount of decomposed organic fertilizer.

2. When planting the pomegranate tree, it should be brought with the soil ball to promote the recovery of the root system. The above-ground part should also be properly pruned to reduce nutrient consumption. Before transplanting the pomegranate tree, be sure to dig a hole first, then place the pomegranate seedling in the hole and fill the soil and compact it.

Pomegranate tree transplanting precautions

After transplanting the pomegranate tree, you can water it thoroughly and keep it in a cool place. After germination and survival, move it to a ventilated and sunny place. After transplanting, try to cover it with a layer of plastic film, which can play a good role in water retention and moisturizing, and can help it grow better.