The highest survival rate can be achieved when the trees are transplanted about half a month near the germination stage in spring (mid-to-late March), when the roots begin to move, but the aboveground parts have not germinated, so it is easy to survive after transplanting.

Dig the tree hole in advance, and make it as big as possible (big tree 1 meter square).

Before transplanting, the trees should be heavily pruned, and the amount of branches left should be about 1/2, so as to maintain a proper root-shoot ratio.

Leave as many roots as possible when planing trees (try to bring soil balls if possible).

Watering immediately after planting, watering again the next day to sew water, and then watering every 7- 10 days until the rainy season comes; 6. After the transplanted tree is watered, a bracket should be set up to fix the tree to prevent it from tilting.

When transplanting, it is best not to apply fertilizer to trees with small holes (1 meter square can be applied in small quantities) to prevent root burning, and then topdressing fertilizer after survival.

The best transplanting time is in spring and autumn. Dig holes, bury proper amount of organic fertilizer at the bottom, soak the transplanted seedlings in the water agent mixed with rooting powder for 10 minute, air the excess water, cover the soil, and pour water.