What should be paid attention to after transplanting yew?

Yew is a very precious plant. It is not only of high ornamental value, but also can be used as medicine. It is very popular in the market, and the profit from selling it after planting is considerable. However, yew is a relatively delicate plant. Transplanting is a technical job, and special attention should be paid after transplanting, otherwise it will be difficult for it to survive. So what should be paid attention to after transplanting yew? How can its survival rate be improved?

1. Spray water on the transplanted plants

When transplanting yew seedlings, in order to avoid water loss in the seedlings, it is best to transplant them on the spot after they are dug out and spray water on their surface in time. If they need to be transported over long distances, it is necessary to carry an appropriate amount of soil at their roots and keep the soil moist, and also spray water in time during transportation.

2. Water enough

Although the yew is a drought-tolerant plant, it must be watered in time after transplanting so that its roots can absorb and grow as quickly as possible and promote the regeneration of new roots. In addition, before transplanting the yew, you should apply enough base fertilizer to the soil, water it, and compact the soil around its roots.

3. Pay attention to shade

It is very necessary to shade the yew after transplanting. It is best to prepare a professional shade net for it. If not, you can also use straw curtains or reed curtains and other items for shade. Especially when the sun is strong at noon, the newly transplanted yew must not be exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise its survival rate will be significantly reduced.

4. Spray water in time

It is very simple to manage the yew after transplanting. Except for the need to water it thoroughly at the beginning, you should insist on spraying its leaves with water at ordinary times. It is best to spray it once a day. Only by spraying water on the leaves in time can you maintain the water balance in the yew seedlings and promote the rapid growth of its roots and leaves.