Will the newly planted fruit trees freeze to death when watered at MINUS seven degrees?

No, but don't over water it. When fruit trees are planted in winter, the temperature drops, and most of the trees on the ground have stopped growing and entered a dormant state, with little root damage. Planting fruit trees requires watering. When watering for the first time, be sure to water more, so that the root system can be closely connected with the soil. In addition, shelter from the wind and water every 7- 10 days (no rain) until the rainy season comes.

Winter is coming, and the wind is cold. In order to maintain the smooth overwintering of seedlings, many seedling farmers choose to water the seedlings in winter to ensure the safe overwintering of seedlings. What are the benefits of watering in winter?

It can improve soil seedling conditions, save a lot of water for the normal growth of roots, and meet the water demand of fruit trees in winter and spring. Stabilize soil temperature and prevent freezing injury. Watering in winter can make the soil accumulate more heat and alleviate the change of soil temperature. Promoting the contact between roots and soil is not only beneficial to the overwintering of fruit trees, but also can fill the gap in the soil and reduce overwintering pests.

Provide suitable moisture for soil microbial activities and promote the dissolution, transformation and melting of organic fertilizer and inorganic fertilizer. Make fruit trees accumulate sufficient nutrition, reasonably improve benefits and improve fruit quality. Water itself can not only provide nutrition for the growth of fruit trees, but also carry inorganic nutrients in the trunk to promote the root system to absorb nutrients. After watering the fruit trees for the second time, cover the tree tray with agricultural plastic film and water it once a month or so. Water should be poured every 5-7 days in spring, every day in sunny days in summer, every 2-7 days in autumn and every 15-30 days in winter.

Fruit trees should be planted after dead leaves and before falling leaves. Seedlings can be sown and watered immediately after planting. Fruit trees are better to live, and the standard is better to take more. This tree is big enough to be pruned. In the maintenance after planting, the newly planted trees in winter must be watered and permeable. When planting, they should be straightened, loosened and watered to ensure that the tree holes are sealed and reduce the root water shortage. On the second day after planting, water the gaps that were watered for the first time, and set up scaffolding for some trees with large branches to ensure their stability.