Tea planting, processing technology, tea planting technology

If you want to grow tea, in fact, it is better to sell tea than to grow tea, because there is no tea market over there, you know everything, or do a small business selling tea, and slowly learn for a while

Tea is suitable for planting in February every year, which is conducive to improving the survival rate of plants. 3. Planting: Dig a planting hole with a depth of 10-12 cm on the land, and then plant tea seedlings vertically.

4. Maintenance: watering according to soil moisture.

1. Reclamation and consolidation

The first thing we have to do to grow tea is to clear the land. We first need to choose a piece of acidic soil, first reclaim, the depth is about 50 cm, dig out the big rocks, debris, etc. in the land, knock the soil blocks, dig out the grass roots, to ensure the loose and breathable soil.

2. Planting time

Before we are ready for planting, we need to choose the right time. Tea leaves are suitable for growing in the environment of about 20-27 degrees Celsius, but the temperature is higher than 10 degrees Celsius to germinate, so it is best to choose to plant in February, that is, around the Spring Festival, so that the tea can catch up with the suitable growing season.

3. Colonization

Once we have the right land ready, we can start planting in February. We first use a hoe or shovel to dig out a planting hole with a depth of 10-12 cm, and then plant the healthy tea seedlings vertically in the hole, plant evenly, fill the soil parallel to the ground, and compact the ground to colonize.

4. Maintenance

After planting, we need to maintain the soil according to the actual condition. If the soil is relatively dry, then we have to carry out a watering treatment, if it is a normal slightly wet soil, do not need to water, during the growth of tea generally do a good job of pruning, 2-3 years tea will be ripe.

<> tea leaves are leathery, long and round or oval, and can be directly soaked in boiling water, and are planted in many places in China. What are the key points of tea planting and management techniques?

Choose fertile, soft, and breathable soil, and apply sufficient basal fertilizer after deep ploughing. Before planting, dig out the strips and plant the tea plants into the soil with soil balls, keeping a 50cm planting row spacing, not too dense. Tea seedlings should be watered every 3-4 days, from both sides of the aisle to the root system, do not spray from the top.

Top dressing is done every month or so, about three days before picking the buds.