Is it possible to transplant piles down the mountain in winter?

Downhill piles can survive if transplanted in winter, but the survival rate is not high, because the temperature is relatively low, and downhill piles usually sleep in winter. If you transplant at this time, you can't adapt to the new environment quickly. If you want to transplant downhill piles, you'd better do it in autumn, when you will live faster. Proper pruning is needed before transplanting, and dead branches and diseased branches on downhill piles should be cut off before cultivation.