What are the technical points of banyan transplantation?

The transplanting time is from February to 10 every year, and April to July is the most suitable. During this period, the climate is mild, the air is humid, the stumps take root and sprout quickly, and the survival rate is high. Don't hurt the roots too much when transplanting, try to take thin roots to improve the safety factor of survival.

Banyan has strong vitality, fast wound healing, and cutting and planting in one step. When conditions permit, banyan trees can be planted in pots, boxes or fields. The ground planting grows faster, pruning times a year are more, and forming is faster. Generally speaking, the cultivation soil of banyan requires loose, breathable and acidic black stone silt, river sand, building stone powder, cinder and so on. And these culture soils are easy to obtain. It is enough to cover the roots with culture soil, and it is appropriate to insert trees about 3 inches deep. After pouring the root water thoroughly, put it in a cool and leeward place for maintenance, and cover the ground with a cover. It's cold in early spring, so it's best to bag with film to ensure survival. During the management period, water according to the weather conditions to keep the cultivated soil moist without water accumulation. Too much waterlogging can easily lead to root blackening and necrosis. Under normal circumstances, banyan trees will sprout and take root. Banyan trees germinate first and regenerate roots. We must not be confused by appearances and neglected in management. After the bud grows to 5 cm-6 cm, the stump will gradually adapt to the sun and return to normal management. Before transplanting banyan trees, some people will take banyan trees out of the soil and put them in a cool and humid place in the lee. Without culture soil, they will spray water twice in the morning and evening to promote them to sprout and take root, and then transplant them into pots after their roots are strong.