What are the precautions for planting small osmanthus seedlings in spring?

In spring, there are a few special reminders for planting small osmanthus seedlings.

Experienced flower farmers who grow osmanthus themselves are very knowledgeable and usually transplant them in place with the soil ball, with a survival rate of basically 100 percent.

But when planting in a different location, you have to pay attention, and you have to pay attention to the root system.

From a conscientious seedling grower, the seedlings have well-developed fibrous roots; such seedlings are cultivated with farmyard manure, and the seedlings have well-developed fibrous roots and no taproot. They resist disease and have a high survival rate.

There are fewer people in nursery fields who can cultivate small seedlings with farmyard manure. Because the cost is high, it takes a lot of labor, and farmyard manure is also very scarce.

The root system in the picture is enough to show that this used farmyard manure

Not to mention that trees need to be nourished with farmyard manure; even vegetables and grain are rarely grown with farmyard manure anymore.

Be careful to pinch off the tender buds when transplanting to a different location, to reduce water loss.