Can a freshly dug pine tree survive without a soil ball?

I can live. It is difficult for a pine tree to survive without a soil ball, but if there is no soil ball, you can take some soil from under the pine tree and plant it, which can also improve the survival rate. If it is a small pine tree, it is not difficult to survive without soil balls.

If you don't have a soil ball, you can plant it first, fill it with soil, and water it, and it will generally survive.

How to maintain pine trees.

1. Illumination. Pine trees need shade in the seedling stage, and after planting, they can be planted in the open field in courtyards, gardens and other places, and can be maintained in the open field, and full sunlight and natural light can be carried out. If it's a potted plant.

For maintenance, it is necessary to use semi-shade at noon in midsummer, and ensure 2-4 hours of sunshine every day.

2. Temperature. Pine trees are relatively hardy to cold and heat, and as long as the air is circulated, the plants planted in the ground can be maintained in an environment of about minus 60 degrees to minus 50 degrees, and it is no problem to spend the winter outdoors. Potted plants are more restricted, in the north winter to put indoors for insulation, the indoor temperature is not too high, you can bury the plants with the pot in the courtyard in a sunny leeward place, and then move out in the spring of the next year.

3. Fertilizer. Pine trees are very barren and can grow well as long as the soil is relatively fertile and does not need to be fertilized. If you have not turned the soil for many years, or it is a potted pine tree, you can apply a thin cake fertilizer water once or twice during the growing period, and use the rotted one, which can help the plant to be more compact, increase resistance, and not easy to grow pests and diseases.

Fourth, pruning. This step is only for potted pine trees, which need to be picked during the growth period, remove the top buds, prune and pull the trees to make the plants more ornamental, and when they grow to 3-5 years, they need to be repotted and replaced.

Freshly dug pine saplings, although there are no clay balls, can still be planted alive.

Pine trees can be planted in clay soil, but the following points need to be noted:

1.Clayey hand soil needs to be added with enough organic fertilizer and sand to ensure water permeability and aeration.

2.Pine trees have a well-developed root system and need to leave enough space to avoid too dense root system that can lead to chlorosis or even death.

3.Growing pine trees on clay soil needs to be kept at the right humidity, but avoid soaking for long periods of time as this can suffocate the roots.

4.In the planting process, it is necessary to pay attention to the acid-loving nature of pine trees, so adding appropriate sour macro fertilizers in an appropriate amount can help promote growth.

1.Yamamatsu descends the mountain to survive.

2.After surviving, give sufficient water and fertilizer to raise strong branches, which is the premise of successful budding.

3.The budding time can be operated from April to October of the Gregorian calendar in the Liangguang area, and other places can be flexibly used according to the specific local conditions. There is one thing to pay attention to when choosing the time to force the buds:

If you choose to force the buds in the rainy season, the buds will generally be longer (as shown in Figure 1), and conversely, if you choose to force the buds in the dry season, the buds will grow shorter (as shown in Figure 3 and Figure 4). So, if your pine tree is in the stage of raising stakes to force the buds to retract, it doesn't matter whether it is the rainy season or the dry season, because the purpose of this period is to retract the branches; If your pine tree reaches the forming stage, in order to get close to the short needles of a five-needle pine, in addition to repeatedly forcing the buds, the key is to choose to prune and force the buds in the dry season.

Why not bud blasting in winter and spring? This is to enhance the tree's potential. Because the mountain pine is dormant in winter, retaining the needles is conducive to accumulating nutrients for winter; After the accumulation of nutrients in autumn and winter, the pine buds at this time are very robust, so that their full growth can greatly enhance the tree's potential and make full preparations for the success of the budding.

4.The specific method is to re-cut about half of the branches and leaves (as shown in Figure 2). Generally, once a year, if the first time to force the buds, the new buds grow very vigorously, you can force again, but pay attention not to force the buds twice a year in a row, otherwise the tree will weaken.

5.Strengthen fertilizer and water management, and maintain the loose piles after the bud is strong, so that the operation can be repeated in the next year, so that it can be continuously retracted. (Note: Don't rush to shoot if you don't have a strong tree, otherwise the tree will weaken or even die.) ）

The cultivation technique --- excerpted from the article by Ye Chaojie in Guangxi in January 2003 in "Flowers and Trees Bonsai".

I would like to ask, the pine in the cracks of the stones in the lower mountain can't bring a little mud. How can we survive if we keep our roots intact?

We all have this doubt. Can we dig up the soil near the pine trees in the mountains and raise flowers directly? The answer is yes, and these soils are very good for flowers!

Pine needles often fall into the soil of pine trees in the mountains. As the tree grows older, these fallen pine needles accumulate layer by layer in the basement. In this way, a well-made pine needle soil is formed. It is very beneficial to use the most pine needle soil to grow flowers.

The pine needle soil you formed around the pine trees in 3. The soil formed is slightly acidic, making it ideal for growing flowers. This kind of soil is loose and breathable, and rich in nutrients, which is very beneficial for the growth and development of flowers.

If we use this kind of soil to grow flowers at home, it is very beneficial to the growth of flowers, and flowers can grow very delicately. But is the soil around the pine trees in the mountains suitable for all the flower types? There are many types of soil around the mountain.

Whether it is mountain soil or pine needle soil, it is very suitable for raising flowers, and it is very good for the growth and development of flowers.

However, although this soil is good for growing flowers, we can't use it directly. This is because the soil has been in the mountains for a long time, and there are a lot of insect eggs, termites, and even a lot of germs in the soil. These things are very harmful to flowers, and it is very dangerous to use them to raise flowers.

We can take this soil home and expose it to the sun for a few days to kill the germs and other harmful things in it. In this way, it will not cause harm to the flowers, and it will also be suitable for the growth of flowers. We can also encapsulate these soils in a convenient bag.

Keep the handy bag in a place with a high temperature for a few days. After a few days, the eggs and parasites inside were killed, and some carbendazim was added to prevent bacteria from remaining inside. This simple 1 trick can get rid of germs and insect eggs, and wait for the eggs, termites, and germs in the soil to be killed.

Mix the treated soil with some granular soil. You can mix large particles of river sand, or you can mix some cinders and then mix some garden soil. We can mix pine needle soil, granular soil, and garden soil in a one-to-one ratio, and this combination is the most suitable.

Because if we only use pine needle soil, the effect will not be very good. Because only pine needle soil is used, the soil water permeability is not very good, and the water retention is not good. And the soil is too soft with only pine needles.

The root system of the plant does not touch the soil well, so the gap left is too large. In this way, the effect of raising flowers is not very good. So be sure to use it with other soils.

As long as the flowers are not delicate and the soil requirements are not very high, it is okay, and the soil around the pine trees is actually very nutritious when the perennial deciduous branches rot, and I often dig them back to plant flowers (common varieties).

I think so. Because the soil next to the tree is still relatively soft, you can't find the kind that is too hard, such soil may not be able to directly raise flowers, and the roots of the flowers may not be able to absorb nutrients.

How to deal with the pine needle soil in the mountain belt? 1. Remove germs and insect eggs, and raise flowers with many benefits.

Yes, and I think it's a cheaper way to save money.

During the transplanting process of pine trees, if the soil ball is damaged and the phenomenon of scattering balls occurs, this has a serious impact on the survival of the tree after transplanting. What to do after these phenomena:

1. Re-bandage: For the damaged but not scattered soil balls should be re-bandaged as soon as possible, and the soil can be covered with a screen or sack to make the soil and the root system tightly fixed together to reduce root damage.

3. False planting: For some seriously damaged trees, false planting should be carried out. False planting to a place that does not obstruct traffic and engineering, let it slowly recover, and after restoration, engineering replanting or transplanting to other projects can be used.

Do not directly plant trees with too serious loose balls, especially pine and cypress and evergreen trees.

4. Tree cavity disinfection: Tree cavity disinfection is a key operation that must be operated for greening and planting. In particular, the root system of loose bulb trees is prone to tear after loose balls, causing more wounds, and if the tree cavity is not disinfected, it is easy to cause root rot.

5. Do a good job of root drainage and ventilation: After transplanting trees, pay attention to the management of root permeability. The root respiration ability of damaged tree roots is weaker, and once the soil is compacted, it is easy to cause root necrosis. A vent can be provided.

6. Appropriate amount of increase and repair cavity tremor shear: When the soil ball is damaged, due to the weakening of the function of the root system, the aboveground part should be pruned to reduce transpiration consumption. For the pruned wound, it should be applied and closed with callus ointment in time.

7. After planting, the tree should be supplemented with nutrients and water at any time with the nutrient solution of the hanging needle solution, so as to make up for the defect of insufficient absorption function of the root system and improve the survival rate of transplanting.

Freshly dug pine saplings, despite the absence of sticky soil balls, can still be planted alive. It looks like this:

You can take some soil from under the pine tree and plant it, which can also improve the survival rate. If it is a small pine tree, it is not difficult to survive without soil balls. If you don't have a soil ball, you can plant it and fill it with soil, water it, and then apply some Bika water-soluble fertilizer.

A freshly dug pine tree can survive without soil balls, but as long as the root system of the pine tree is intact enough and the maintenance environment is suitable for its growth, it is easy to survive after replanting.

If the root system of the pine tree is not very complete, it is best to dig up the soil of the native environment for planting, it is also easy to survive, and the leaves on the plant need to be properly removed before planting, and reducing the evaporation of water can improve its chance of survival.

Black pine. No roots, no earth balls; It is generally not easy to survive. Black pine is one of the evergreen tree species.

When transplanting black pine, special attention should be paid to protecting the root part of black pine, and more native soil and mounds should be brought with it. In particular, the root is severely injured, so it is difficult for the root system to regenerate new tissue; If there are no roots when transplanting, it will be difficult to survive.

Black pine, when transplanting and digging, expand the excavation surface, pay attention to as much soil as possible. Because black pine grows in sandy and gravel soil on the slope, there is less soil, and the weather is dry in winter, the soil has less water content and poor viscosity; Therefore, when digging, it is necessary to protect the soil of the roots as much as possible. Because the root soil is rich in root mold, it is a symbiotic bacterium of black pine, which is extremely conducive to the growth of roots.

After excavation, a plastic bag should be used to make a simple bandaging in time to prevent the soil from being lost during transportation, and then planted in time.

Yes, you can take root by cutting it directly.