How to water a newly planted tree

The newly planted trees should be watered three times in a row and watered slowly with small water, which is beneficial to the root of the seedlings to absorb enough water. Compacting the soil after watering, if it is found that the seedlings are crooked and fallen, we should do a good job to straighten and fix the seedlings, which is conducive to tightening the close connection between plant roots and soil. In places with drought in early spring, more wind and less rain, and large evaporation on the ground, we should often use small water to slowly irrigate new seedlings to ensure sufficient moisture.

In the process of watering, we should also pay attention to:

1. On the surface, it seems that the water in the tree hole has been filled, and if it is not pounded with a shovel, it may not be poured thoroughly, but due to less watering or water loss too fast, the hard and dry soil balls inside due to long transportation will not be able to eat enough water, and the seedlings will die slowly.

2. No antifreeze water and green water. Especially for the newly planted trees in that year, the soil should be watered with anti-freezing water before freezing, and should be poured back to green water after soil thawing in the early spring of next year, otherwise it is easy to die.

3. Trees with stagnant soil are planted in low-lying land, and if they are waterlogged for a long time, the varieties that are not tolerant to waterlogging are likely to die.

4. I don't know because of the drought. Sometimes light rain moistens frequently after the drought, and the surface looks like Rain Water is sufficient, but in fact it is almost dry inside, but it is muddy and unaware of it. When it feels that "timely rain knows the season," the seedlings gradually die.

The maintenance of saplings is very helpful for the growth of trees in the later stage. I hope the above content about watering saplings can help you.