How to transplant palm trees (in which month is it easier to transplant them? Can they survive in winter?)

1. Transplanting time

Palm trees can be transplanted in spring or autumn. Relatively speaking, palm trees are more likely to survive if transplanted in March or April. Transplanting should not be carried out in winter because it is easy to be frozen after transplanting, and it is difficult to recover after being frozen.

2. Transplanting method

Before transplanting, prepare the nutrient soil and take the seedlings out of the seedbed, but do not damage its roots. If it is potted cultivation, you can first fill half of the soil into the flowerpot, plant the palm tree seedling in the pot, and straighten it, continue to fill it with soil and press it down to allow the soil and the roots of the seedling to combine together.

When transplanting, do not plant the seedlings too deep, as this will stunt their growth. If it is planted too deep, lift it up slightly to allow its roots to stretch. After transplanting, water it thoroughly and make sure the temperature is not too low. If it is carried out in autumn, attention should be paid to frost prevention. You can wrap the stems of the seedlings with a layer of plastic film to keep them warm.