mimosa tree problem?

Question

replanted a 2.5' mimosa tree 2 day ago i watered good and added mulch now its shocked
there wasnt alot of roots,ground was dry and it came out bare. do you think i killed it.

Answer 1

You didn't get off on a good foot, what with no root ball. It's true mimosa trees
are hard to kill, but that's usually AFTER they are established and
this is not the case here. However, pamper it for a month or so and then go
to the bottom part of the tree and barely skin back some of the bark. If it's
still green, you have a chance. If it's brown, chunk it and start over. Next
time, be a little more careful in your transplanting process.

Answer 2

It is not unusual for it to have some shock. Did you make sure that you didn't leave any air pockets when you planted it? Keep watering it generously and regularly for the first year, until the roots have a chance to get established. Give it time, and keep your fingers crossed.

Answer 3

If it gets 20 meters intense that's going to be a minimum of 10 meters from the domicile and not the place your pipes enter or go out the domicile. in case you're no longer seeing any structural harm that's that totally everyone seems to be easily, yet i think of correct to the form of the tree and approximately it growing to be with out working into your place. It has a wideness to it. you could trim it returned and save it a uniform length returned far flung from the domicile, however the form is meant to be extensive and that's one in all that's eye-catching useful factors in my suggestions.

Answer 4

It may not of perished.....Keep it watered for the next 10 days...They are very hardy and hard to kill !! ...If it does die, you can generally find another one growing wild on the side of the road...Good luck !!!!!