Transplant shock – Italian Cypress

Hi,

I transplanted bareroot Italian Cypress plants a month ago. About 1 -2 weeks after transplant some of the trees starting to look droopy and began turning brown. I believe they are suffering from transplant shock. Do you have any recommendations for helping them recover?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 07/29/2019 @ 7:13 am

A consistent watering regimen is needed immediately following planting in order to ensure that your new planting remains healthy and adapts to its new home.
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