How many days can the moisturizing of mailed seedlings be stored?

The moisturizing of seedlings is generally about five days.

In 5 to 7 days, the root system should reach a length of more than 20 cm. With the seedlings with the packaging or with the false planting, the seedlings can not be dried, and can not be stored in the open air for too long, it is best to pack on the same day. Before packaging, it is sorted according to customer requirements, and the root system is protected with moss, grass and other mulches during packaging.

If it is transported for a short distance or the transportation time is short, you can also use wet newspaper to protect the roots, and the amount and moisture should be appropriate. Too much moisture is easy to mildew and rot, too little moisture is easy to dry up, and after paving the covering, it is necessary to wrap it with a thick agricultural film to the stem (leaving the top tip to facilitate ventilation). Wrap it tightly with tape in sections and then tie the label, and wrap it in a bundle or coat woven bag, and try to mail and consign it by train, direct bus or express mail.

If you do not have the above mailing and consignment conditions, you need to find logistics, express transportation or trucks. When loading and unloading seedlings, they should be handled gently, and should not be pulled hard to prevent breaking.

Summary. Hello, the key to the survival rate of seedlings in the mailing process is moisturizing. After the seedlings are washed with soil, in the case of not getting water and nutrients, long-distance transportation, less than ten days and half a month, more than 1 month, if there is no good moisturizing measures, the damage is conceivable.

If wood chips or moss are used to wet and fill around the roots, the effect is not ideal, and when the destination is reached, the filling is often already dry, and the survival rate of seedlings is greatly reduced. The best practice is: first use clay and water to make a thin slurry, add an appropriate amount of auxin, fungicide and trace elements to prepare the preservative, mix evenly and set aside.

Then the seedlings are lifted out of the pot or furrow, washed the soil, soaked in the mud and dipped in the roots, stirred gently to make sure that the roots are covered with slurry, take them out and put them in the shade to dry the water stains, wrap the roots in a plastic bag, and tie them tightly at the root neck. Then spray some preservatives on the leaves, and finally use a plastic bag to cover the whole plant, tie it tightly, and then pack it and mail it.

Hello, the key to the survival rate of seedlings in the mailing process is moisturizing. After the seedlings are washed with soil, in the case of not getting water and nutrients, long-distance transportation, less than ten days and half a month, more than 1 month, if there is no good moisturizing measures, the damage is conceivable. If wood chips or moss are used and filled around the roots after blind wetting, the effect is not ideal, and by the time they reach the destination, the filling has already been dried, and the survival rate of seedlings is greatly reduced.

The best practice is: first mix clay with water to make a thin slurry, add an appropriate amount of preservatives made of auxin, fungicide, dust and trace elements, etc., and mix evenly for later use. Then the seedlings are lifted out of the pot or furrow, washed the soil, soaked in the mud and dipped in the roots, stirred gently, so that the roots are covered with slurry, and then placed in the shade to dry the water stains, wrapped the roots in a plastic bag, and tied tightly at the root neck.

Then spray some preservatives on the leaves, and finally use a plastic bag to cover the whole plant, tie it tightly, and then pack it and mail it.

Hello, generally about 5 days.