After transplanting, the leaves of the tree withered. What should I do?

After transplanting, plants need to be kept in a cold environment. Newly transplanted plants grow slowly because their roots have not adapted to the new soil. When maintained in a well-lit place, the leaves of plants will wither. If it is caused by light, it is necessary to move the plants to a cool place indoors and recover later.

After transplanting, after watering the plants for the first time, there is no need to water them too much. Keep the soil moist during maintenance. Excessive watering will damage the roots of plants and cause the leaves to wither. If it is caused by too much water, loosen the soil and drain it in time, and then put the flowerpot in a warm and ventilated environment.

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To choose robust seedlings for transplanting, the branches of the seedlings should be robust, the buds should be full, the seedlings should be free from pests and diseases, and the height of the seedlings should meet certain requirements. For example, for larger trees such as Platanus acerifolia and Populus tomentosa, it is best to choose the standard of tree height of three meters and DBH of more than three centimeters.

When transplanting seedlings, try to choose the dormancy period of seedlings. Generally, deciduous trees can be planted in the autumn defoliation period to the next spring germination period. In addition to the above transplanting time, evergreen trees can also be transplanted in rainy season every year.

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