Planting peach trees:

1, pruning the root system

Before planting, the roots of young peach trees should be trimmed. When pruning, the diseased roots, residual roots and damaged roots should be effectively pruned. When pruning the root system of young peach trees, the main roots should be kept 20-25 cm long, not too long, so as to avoid too many roots exposed to the ground in the planting project and affect the survival rate.

2. Remove the graft membrane

If the grafting film is not removed, the plastic binding part of the peach tree will not thicken with the thickening of the trunk, and the grafting film will be deeply wrapped, which will make the peach tree incarcerated. As the branches become thicker, the trees will be easily broken or blocked in adulthood. In addition, if the grafting film is not removed, the peach seedlings will be thick on the top and thin on the bottom after growth, which is very easy to break. Therefore, the graft film must be removed, and it can be removed with a slight stroke with a blade.

3. Soak the roots in water

Many peach saplings will lose water due to long-distance transportation and sun exposure when they are purchased. Therefore, it must be soaked in water after being taken out and planted, which generally takes 24 hours to let the roots absorb enough water, and then planting can greatly improve the survival rate of peach trees.

4, timely colonization

In order to improve the survival rate of peach seedlings, it is necessary to master the planting time. Generally, planting in spring should be carried out after soil thawing and before seedling germination. Planting too early or too late is not conducive to the survival of seedlings. In fact, for the better growth of seedlings in spring, it is suggested that transplanting can be purchased in autumn and winter, so that the roots can be planted in dormancy, better root healing can be obtained before germination, and more vigorous growth can be achieved after germination in spring.