Can the photinia tree be transplanted in autumn? When is the best time to transplant it?

Can the mountain-dwelling Chinese photinia be transplanted in autumn?

The mountain stumps of Photinia quinata can be transplanted in autumn, and the best time for transplanting is in spring and autumn. Before transplanting the mountain stumps, the plants need to be pruned first, and then transplanted into sandy soil, so that the plants can survive more easily.

Method of transplanting Photinia chinensis from the mountain in autumn

1. Clean the pile blank

After the green pieces of Chinese photinia are harvested, it is necessary to remove the branches and trunks, cut off about 10 mm of the old cut edges of the plant, wait until the cut edges are smooth, then use a hard-bristle brush to clean all the surface areas, and then let them dry.

2. Transplant

Plant the processed stumps directly on the sand bed, control the plant spacing to about 20 cm, and the planting depth to about 5-10 cm. The specific depth depends on the size of the stump. The principle of using pots is "better deep than shallow".

Precautions for transplanting photinia quinquefolia from the mountain

1. After the mountain plum stumps are transplanted, new roots will be formed in about a month, and it will enter a stable period after three months. During high temperatures, the stumps need to be placed in a cool place for maintenance.

2. The mountain stump of the Chinese photinia prefers light, so it needs to be given appropriate light after transplanting, mainly full sunlight. If it is maintained outdoors, it needs to be shaded when the temperature is too high.