When is the best time to transplant the elm tree?

In the autumn and winter of each year, a large number of wild elm trees are selected for transplanting. This plant is a deciduous tree and likes warmth. As long as the temperature is suitable, the survival rate of seedling transplanting will be very high.

Hackberry transplanting time

The plant of Hackberry is relatively adaptable and can generally be transplanted throughout the year, but the best time is after the leaves fall in autumn, which is around October.

How to transplant hackberry

1. Wild pile embryo cultivation

The Chinese hackberry is mainly distributed in southern my country, and is commonly found beside hills, low mountains, and valleys. Its perennial old stumps can be dug up and used for "embryo cultivation."

2. Transplanting into pots

It is best if the new planting pot is larger than the roots of the plant, and the soil can be pond soil. The roots need to be trimmed before potting, leaving more lateral roots and fibrous roots, and then planted in the soil. After transplanting, the branches and leaves also need to be properly thinned.

Management of Hackberry after Transplantation

In the early spring of the second year after the transplanting of the elm tree, you can move it to an ornamental pot and then properly pruned the plant, cutting off its dense branches, clustered branches, crossed branches, etc. This will allow nutrients to be absorbed and the lower branches of the plant will continue to thicken, making it more conducive to viewing.