How to raise wild hawthorn piles, and how to cultivate small stones piles

The root system of the stump under the wild hawthorn is relatively developed, and it needs to be planted with a deep soil layer and loose and fertile soil. At the same time, it should also have good drainage to avoid the roots being flooded. Ground planting should not be kept in low-lying places, otherwise it is easy to accumulate water.

Wild hawthorn has a higher demand for light. It is very light-loving, but it is also shade-tolerant. Long-term lack of light is not conducive to its growth, and it will also affect the fruit setting rate. Give him plenty of light every day to ensure that he can accumulate nutrients.

Wild hawthorn has strong drought tolerance, and when there is too much water, it is easy to cause it to grow, which is not good for its flowering and fruiting. Therefore, watering must be less, generally watering after fertilizer, which is also conducive to the absorption of fertilizer.

Wild hawthorn grows without sufficient nutrients. During the growing season, fertilize frequently, sprinkle the fertilizer on the surface, and then turn the soil 20 cm into the ground, so that the roots can better absorb.

When maintaining wild hawthorn piles, it is necessary to take the correct method to feed, first of all, the soil planted requires a deep soil layer, loose and fertile, and the plants should be given sufficient light every day, but in summer, when the strong light is strong, you need to pay attention to shading. In addition, in order to maintain the wild hawthorn pile, it is also necessary to apply proper water and fertilizer to it, and in general, watering after fertilization is conducive to the absorption of fertilizer.

Wild hawthorn down the hill pile feeding method.

1. The soil is suitable.

Wild hawthorn piles need to be planted with deep soil layer, preferably loose and fertile soil rich in trace elements, because its root system is relatively developed, and it also needs to have good drainage to avoid root soaking and root rot.

2. Plenty of light.

Wild hawthorn piles have a high demand for light, they like light very much, but they are also more shade-tolerant, and the long-term lack of light is not conducive to its growth, and also affects the fruit setting rate, so it is necessary to give enough light every day to ensure nutrient accumulation and promote its growth.

3. Control the amount of water.

Wild hawthorn stump has strong drought tolerance, too much water is easy to grow, which is not conducive to flowering and fruiting, therefore, usually watering must be less, in general, watering after fertilization is also conducive to the absorption of fertilizer.

4. Supplement fertilizer.

The growth of the wild hawthorn stump is inseparable from sufficient nutrients, usually choose to fertilize during the growing period, sprinkle the fertilizer on the surface, turn the soil into the ground 20 cm, the roots can better absorb nutrients.

Wild hawthorn underhill pile planting management.

1. Treat the plants.

First of all, the roots of the wild hawthorn piles should be cleaned, and the roots that grow too densely with sharp scissors to help the plants save nutrients and grow better.

2. Planting.

When planting wild hawthorn stumps, you need to apply an appropriate amount of multi-spirit fungus solution to the wound at the root of the plant to help the wound heal as soon as possible, plant the plant directly in the soil, and bury it in the roots of the plant with an appropriate amount of soil.

3. Post-maintenance.

In the later stage of maintenance of wild hawthorn down the hill pile, it is necessary to provide appropriate water for the plant, keep the soil moist, and also need to provide the right amount of nutrients for the plant, improve the growth rate of the plant, pay attention to providing appropriate light, so that the plant can carry out photosynthesis normally, but to avoid too strong light.

Soil selection: Mix red jade soil, peat soil, cinder and sand to form a substrate. Handling Plants:

Prepare a pair of scissors to cut off the rotten roots and yellow leaves on the stumps accumulated by small stones and sterilize them. Planting into the soil: Dig a 30 cm deep planting hole in the soil, put the seedlings in, and finally fill the soil at the roots and press.

1. Soil selection

Small stone piles are usually cultivated with loose, fertile neutral or acidic soil, but the piles need to be made with sand for a period of time, and then mixed with red jade soil, peat soil, cinder and sand to form a substrate, which is conducive to rapid germination.

2. Treat the plants

Before planting small stones on mountain piles, it is necessary to treat them first, prepare a pair of scissors, cut off the dead roots and yellow leaves, and then soak them in carbendazim disinfectant water to reduce the growth of bacteria, and move the plants to a warm and ventilated environment to dry.

3. Plant into the soil

When planting small stones to pile down the pile, you should first dig a hole in the soil with a depth of 20-30 cm, apply a thin farm fertilizer, mix it with the soil evenly, and then put the seedlings in, while filling the soil, while lifting the seedlings, so that the root system and the soil are tightly integrated.

4. Breeding management

Small stone pile is more like fertilizer, do not fertilize in the first year of planting piles, first let its roots adapt to the environment, and wait until the second year after spring, you can apply alum fertilizer water and potassium dihydrogen sulfate, the two should be used alternately, every 10 days to apply, pay attention to the temperature of the breeding environment to be controlled at 20 degrees Celsius.

1. Soil: When breeding wild hawthorn down the hill, it is necessary to provide loose and fertile acidic soil. 2. Pruning:

Cut off the messy, senescent, and diseased branches of the wild hawthorn stump. 3. Water and fertilizer: During the growth period of wild hawthorn, thin fertilizer needs to be applied once a month.

4. Temperature: control the temperature between 18-32 degrees to make the wild hawthorn pile grow healthily.

1. Prepare soil

If you want to maintain the downhill pile of wild hawthorn, you must first prepare a suitable substrate for its growth, although hawthorn is not picky about the growth substrate, but the plant will naturally grow better in a suitable environment, so it is necessary to prepare a loose and porous soil with strong overall acidic and strong drainage and air permeability, and the soil must have a certain fertility.

2. Plant pruning

The downhill pile of wild hawthorn is completely formed by natural growth, and its canopy will have a large number of large and complex branches and old dead branches, etc., before planting it into the prepared soil, it is necessary to carry out a plastic pruning to remove the excess branches on the plant, which can reduce water consumption and improve the shape of the plant.

3. Water and fertilizer control

After the planting of wild hawthorn is completed, it should be watered once, this time it is the fixed root water, and it must be watered thoroughly to ensure that the soil where it is located is completely moist and full of water, but it can not leave stagnant water, and can not be topdressed in the early stage of planting, and can only start topdressing after the plant adapts to the environment and survives.

4. Temperature adjustment

Although the hawthorn tree is both heat and cold tolerant, and can grow and develop normally in an environment of 40 degrees Celsius and a minimum of -35 degrees Celsius, it is best to stabilize the ambient temperature between 18 and 32 degrees Celsius when considering the growth and development prospects of the wild hawthorn stump.