Daisy-chaining is best learned by watching someone perform this process and then practice it yourself. Although we always try to avoid hazards on the ground when landing, we must be prepared to deal with them. The main landing hazards you must be capable of handling are trees, obstacles, water, and power lines. Again, avoidance can not be emphasized enough. As long as you open at your proper altitude, even if you are off the DZ, you should have plenty of time to pick a clear, safe landing area.
Trees are the most common landing hazard to the skydiver.
If you are in the position of having to land in the trees, you should try to land into the wind to minimize your forward velocity into the trees. Before entering the treetops, put your feet and knees as close together as possible to prevent a limb from going between your legs. Pull your elbows tight into your chest to protect the arteries and veins under your arms. As you descend through the trees, prepare to do a PLF, as you will probably go all the way through the trees to the ground. If you find yourself suspended in trees, try to stabilize your position by grabbing onto the nearest tree branch or trunk.