Basics
The ideal time for transplanting is early autumn, before the first frosts come. After the harvest, the young fruit tree can withstand hibernation just in time Change of location. Note that the deep root forms many small roots on the surface. These must not be damaged when excavating.
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Accordingly, the root ball must be completely exposed. It's a little bigger than that Treetop. Prepare that in advance Planting hole before. This will prevent the roots from drying out.
Tip:
- Intersect roots and treetop
- Goal: roughly the same
Planting
The hole must be about twice the size of the root ball. The soil of the sole is slightly loosened to avoid compaction of the soil. In addition, the excavation is included humus enriched. Alternatively, a mixture of compost and Horn shavings.(€ 32.93 at Amazon *)
Tip:
Sandy soil is not suitable as a location for the ornamental wood.
Before planting, the root ball of the blood plum is soaked in plenty of water. Then position the blood plum in the center of the hole. Press the soil down when filling up. In this way the plant gets hold and air holes are avoided. If necessary, a support post can be integrated for protection when planting.
Subsequent care
After implantation, regular administration of lime-free water (rainwater) supports the rooting process. To prevent the soil from freezing during this important process, the wood should not be transplanted too late under any circumstances. A change of location in spring should generally be avoided.
Tips & Tricks
The blood plum delights with abundant yield on beds, orchards or even in pots. For narrow locations, dwarf breeds or slow-growing blood plums are ideal.
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