What are some tips for growing bamboo?

The best planting season is late spring and early summer. If it is too early, it will affect survival due to drought and lack of rain, dry climate, and wind; If the bamboo is planted too late, it has entered the fast-growing period, and too many roots are not conducive to survival. If local seedlings are used, they can also be transplanted in rainy summers, but they must be brought with lumps.

Loam or sandy loam soil is the best soil at the planting site, but if the soil is too clay or sandy, it should be modified. On the basis of applying sufficient basal fertilizer (mainly organic fertilizer, about 4 cubic meters per mu), ploughing is carried out, and the depth is not less than 40 cm.

Fertilizer is mainly mixed into the potting soil when the pot is loaded, the bamboo is properly topdressed after survival, thin fertilizer is applied frequently, and compound fertilizer can be applied in spring and summer. ‍‍

Water management is important in potted bamboo management. Bamboo likes moisture and is afraid of standing water. After the potting is filled with water for the first time, the potting soil should be kept moist and moist, "dry and watered thoroughly", not too much watering, otherwise it is easy to rot and whip the roots.

Bamboo likes moisture, and the soil should be kept moist often after planting, especially in the bamboo shoot stage or the young bamboo growth period.

Bamboo insect pests mainly include bamboo aphids, bamboo scale insects, etc., which can be sprayed with insecticides. The main diseases are coal sludge disease, arbuscular disease, etc., which should be strengthened and pruned in time. ‍

Water once every 1 to 2 days on average in summer and less in winter, but make sure the potting soil is moist to prevent "drying and freezing".

When planting, you should choose a place with leeward and sunny directions, such as rockeries, buildings, and sunny sides of hills.

Planting bamboo, should be planted in the north. Its roots are southward-grown, that is, southward-grown.

Bamboo can be planted indiscriminately. Our mountains are full of bamboo.

Why don't I live when I plant the old seeds, the purple bamboo I planted last month, the gold inlaid with jade is dead again.

It's better not to plant bamboo, you'll regret it.

Think about it, where was the bamboo ** on it taken?

1. First of all, we must choose the type of bamboo to be planted, there are many kinds of bamboo, such as clumping bamboo, reed bamboo.

2. Then choose a place to plant bamboo, and the planting place should be spacious and able to receive sunlight, which is conducive to bamboo photosynthesis.

3. The soil in which bamboo grows is also particular, and weak alkalinity is appropriate, if not, soil improvement should be carried out.

4. The season of bamboo planting. It is better to choose spring planting, which has more rain in spring, which is conducive to the growth of bamboo.

5. After planting bamboo, it is necessary to strengthen management. Don't think you'll be fine after planting, be sure to pay attention to watering more.

6. Regularly fertilize the bamboo and remove insects, so that the bamboo can grow faster and better.

1. Planting time.

Bamboo seeds are suitable for planting in February and April each year, when the climate is cool, the air and soil humidity are high, which can improve the survival rate and germination rate of the seeds, and the light at this time is warmer, which can promote the growth of bamboo.

2. Treat the seeds.

Before planting bamboo, it is necessary to select seeds with tenacious vitality and no pests and diseases, and then rinse the selected seeds with running water, soak them in clean water for 6-10 hours, and then take out the bamboo seeds and place them in a ventilated astigmatism place to dry them to improve the activity of the seeds.

3. Provide soil.

Bamboo prefers loose, fertile and deep soil, which can be planted in a mixture of garden soil, nutrient soil and humus soil, and before planting bamboo, it is necessary to add well-rotted cake fertilizer and river sand to the soil to improve the fertilizer content and air permeability of the soil.

4. Replenish water.

After the bamboo seeds are sown, they should be watered immediately to keep the soil in a moist state, before the bamboo germinates, it should be watered every day to promote the germination of the plant as soon as possible, and after the bamboo germination, it should be watered every 3 days to avoid the root rot of the plant.

1. Bamboo is a root plant, if you need to plant, you can cut out a part of the roots of the original bamboo, and then plant it in the new soil.

2. The newly transplanted bamboo or newly cultivated bamboo root system should be watered more, and if the bamboo needs to rise more lushly, it is necessary to apply some fertilizer appropriately.

3. Pay attention to watering more after fertilization, otherwise the bamboo leaves are easy to yellow, spring is the season for ten thousand trees to sprout, and it is easier to transplant or cultivate bamboo in this season.

4. Before planting bamboo, it is necessary to plan the terrain or use bricks to build a pond for planting bamboo, otherwise the bamboo root system is more developed and easy to sprout at will in the whole field.

5. Bamboo was cultivated with bamboo roots last spring, and this year's rise is very good, just need a little management and watering.