How to transplant the small iron tree on the big iron tree?

1. Cut with a knife.

If you want to transplant a small iron tree, you need to find the part where the plant is connected to the mother plant, cut it with a knife, and then put it in a cool place to dry for 2-3 days, and then plant the small iron tree into the soil after the wound has healed.

2. Soil requirements.

Iron trees are suitable for growing in fertile soil, and it is best to choose soil rich in trace elements and good drainage when planting, and add well-rotted organic fertilizer to the soil to provide sufficient nutrients for iron trees.

3. Transplanting method.

After the small iron tree is cut, apply a layer of rooting powder to the bottom of the plant, and then plant the iron tree directly into the soil, press and level the surrounding soil with your hands, and water the small iron tree once to keep the soil moist.

4. Maintenance method.

When maintaining the iron tree in the later stage, it should be placed in a place with good light conditions, so that the plant can absorb sunlight, promote the growth of rhizomes, and ensure air circulation, so that the small iron tree can breathe better and avoid diseases.

Fertilization methods for iron tree farming.

During the growth period of 5 to 10 months, compound fertilizer or urea can be applied 1 2 times per month. Urea is best diluted with water 1000 times to spray leaves, and foliar fertilizer should follow the principle of "eat less and eat more". The daily rice washing water of the family, do not be stained with oil and water, use buckets and basins, and use liquid fertilizer for irrigation in the next day, which has a certain fertilizer effect.

During the growth period of iron trees, apply decomposed and diluted soybean cake liquid fertilizer water once every 20 days. In order to make the leaves moist and green, a small amount of ferrous sulfate can be added to the fertilizer water.

When transplanting small iron trees, you can use a sterilized knife to separate the position of the small iron tree and the mother plant, and apply a layer of plant ash on the wound, and after the incision is dried, you can plant the small iron tree into a slightly acidic sandy soil with organic matter content, and then transfer it to a semi-shady environment for maintenance, and the small iron tree can resume growth in about 2 weeks.

If you want to transplant the small iron tree on the large iron tree, you need to find the part where the large iron tree is connected to the mother plant, cut it off with a sterilized knife, and spray carbendazim solution on the wound for sterilization and disinfection, and then it can be placed in a cool position to dry for 2 3 days, and then transplanted into the soil after the wound heals.

Iron trees are suitable for growing in loose and fertile slightly acidic sandy soils with rich organic matter content. When transplanting small iron trees, humus, river sand, and pastoral soil can be mixed into nutrient soil for cultivation. When mixing soil, a small amount of organic fertilizer and iron filings can be mixed into the soil to make the iron tree grow vigorously.

After cutting the small iron tree, you need to apply a layer of rooting powder to the bottom, and then you can plant the iron tree into the soil. And press and level the surrounding soil with your hands, and water it thoroughly to keep the soil in a slightly moist state, so that the iron tree can resume growth as soon as possible.

In the later maintenance of small iron trees, the temperature of the environment needs to be controlled between 20 and 30, and when the temperature is lower than 0 in winter, it needs to be transferred indoors for maintenance, and covered with plastic film for insulation. In addition, during the vigorous growth period of the small iron tree, it is necessary to apply 1 or 2 diluted nitrogen fertilizer and potassium fertilizer every month to supplement nutrients, and spray diluted urea on the leaves to make the leaves more verdant.

The transplantation method of the small iron tree on the large iron tree is to use a sharp knife to cut off the base where the tiller bud is connected to the rising mother plant. When cutting, try to hurt the stem bark as little as possible.

After the incision is slightly dry, it is planted in a pot bowl with a lot of humus soil with coarse sand content, and placed in a semi-shaded place for maintenance.

When transplanting the small iron tree next to the iron tree, you need to prepare a sterilized knife or shovel to cut the seedlings next to the mother plant to ensure that the incision is smooth and make it easier to heal.

When transplanting a small iron tree, you need to plough 30-40 cm of land first, and then apply well-rotted cake fertilizer and farmhouse fertilizer to the soil, so that it is more fertile and provides nutrients for the growth of the small iron tree.

Management of the Little Iron Tree

1. Carry out transplanting.

When transplanting a small iron tree, you need to dig a planting hole in the soil first, then put the plant into the hole, then fill in the soil, and water a rooting water, so that the root system of the small iron tree is closely integrated with the soil, so that it can quickly adapt to the environment, and it should be covered with a layer of straw or film.

2. Water and fertilizer management.

Small iron tree needs sufficient nutrients in the growth process, when breeding small iron tree, it is necessary to apply thin liquid fertilizer or nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer once a month during the plant growth period to speed up its growth rate, and spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate to the small iron tree to make its branches and leaves green.

1. After the big iron tree grows into a small iron tree, you can use a sterilized knife to cut it from the connected part to ensure the smoothness of the incision to the greatest extent, which is conducive to the healing of the wound.

2. When cutting, try not to hurt the epidermis of the plant, and after cutting, you need to dry the wound in a ventilated position, and then plant it in a loose and breathable substrate for cultivation.

3. If it has taken root, you need to retain the root system to the greatest extent, and then dig some soil from the base of the big tree to plant.

Iron trees can be transplanted in spring in March, digging them out of the ground, and retaining the soil balls at the roots can improve the survival rate of iron trees. It is planted in deep, loose and well-ventilated soil, covered with compacted soil and watered appropriately. During the maintenance period, a tripod can be used for support and shading, which is conducive to the adaptation of the iron tree to the new soil.

Iron tree transplantation can be done in early spring, and it is generally suitable for transplanting around March. Before transplanting, it is necessary to prune the leaves of the iron tree and cut off the excess leaves, which can avoid a large loss of water from the iron tree. During the excavation period, the action should be light, and try to keep the soil ball at the root of the iron tree to avoid injuring the root system of the iron tree.

After digging out the iron tree, you can use a thicker rope to tie the soil balls at the root of the iron tree to avoid loose soil. After digging, you can also wrap the soil ball at the root of the iron tree with a plastic bag, which also has the effect of heat preservation. Iron trees have strong adaptability and low requirements for soil, so they can be planted in deep soil and soft soil.

Dig a suitable size pit in the right land, and apply an appropriate amount of base core bench fertilizer to the bottom of the pit. After the basal fertilizer is applied, it can be covered with a layer of fine soil and the dug peach trees can be transplanted into the soil pit. During the transplanting process, the iron tree is supported by hand to avoid the skew of the iron tree in the later stage, and the soil is covered with soil, and the soil is compacted after filling.

After transplanting, you can give the iron tree an appropriate amount of water, which is conducive to the root system of the iron tree to adapt to the new soil. In order to ascend and avoid the iron tree being blown down by the wind, tools such as a tripod can be used for support. During the maintenance period, it is necessary to control the water, do not give it light and fertilizer, and after the iron tree is planted in the later stage, it can be maintained normally and given sufficient light and water and fertilizer.

1. Cultivating soil. Preferably loamy sandy soil. The ratio is one part loam, one part of piled humus, and one part of coal ash, which are fully mixed. Such soil, loose and fertile, permeable and breathable, is very suitable for the growth of iron trees.

2. Transplantation. When the stem grows up to 50 cm high, the old leaves should be cut off in the spring, and then once a year, or at least once every 3 years. If the shed is still small, the degree is not ideal, you can cut off all the leaves, so that it will not affect the angle of new leaves, will make the plant more perfect, pruning should try to cut to the base of the petiole, so that the stem is neat and beautiful.

3. Change the pot. Potted chain-buried lead trees should be repotted, at least once every 5 years. When changing pots, the potting soil can be mixed with bone meal and other phosphorus fertilizers, and the potting time is about 15 as well. At this time, if the growth is vigorous, some old roots should be cut off appropriately, so as to facilitate the growth of new roots in time.