Cultivation tips for elm tree piles at the bottom of the hill, how to deal with the roots

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First, use thick soil for cultivation to retain moisture and heat, allowing it to take root and sprout. Do not water for about 3-5 days after planting. You can add water to the plants by spraying water. The plants also need to be maintained in a cool place and should not be exposed to direct sunlight. In the first two years of breeding, no top dressing is required, just apply light fertilizer. Maintain a suitable growing temperature, not too high or too low. When treating the roots, you need to apply erythromycin ointment to the wound first, let it dry, and then plant it in wet sand.

1. Cultivation skills

1. Cultivation in thick soil: When cultivating with downhill piles, thick soil is needed for cultivation because of the need to retain moisture and heat preservation. In order to prevent the tree stump from losing water, you can cover two-thirds of the tree stump with wet sand and wait until the plant sprouts new shoots. After the plants survive, the cultivation soil can be gradually reduced. In addition, you can also use plastic film to cover the plants to reduce water loss. Do not use clay soil or nutrient soil that is too fertile.

2. Spray water to induce roots: Because elms like dryness and are afraid of waterlogging, excessive watering during cultivation will cause root rot, but insufficient watering will make it difficult to take root. Therefore, you can use a sprayer to spray water on the tree stump frequently, and you can also spray water on the soil or tree roots.

3. Appropriate shade: Light needs to be reduced during pile maintenance. The elm tree needs shade all year round when it is planted on the mountain pile, so it is best to place it in the shade.

4. Apply light fertilizer: Excessive fertilizer will cause fertilizer problems. If the roots are damaged, the plant's own reserves and the original fertilizer in the soil are enough to allow it to resume growth. During the pile maintenance period, top dressing is not required for one to two years.

5. Suitable temperature pile maintenance: After the plant survives, its cold resistance will be seriously reduced, so heat preservation measures need to be taken in winter. When planting on the ground outdoors, it can be covered with thick soil. Potted plants can overwinter indoors, but the room temperature should not be too high.

2. How to deal with it

First of all Place the elm tree stump in a cool place to dry the roots, and apply medicine such as erythromycin ointment to the stump wound. In addition, you can apply rooting powder to the roots of the tree stump to help it take root quickly. When planting outdoors, you can plant the stump into the ground first and then water it after about a week. If it is an indoor potted plant, you can plant it in wet sandy soil first. After the soil is compacted, do not water it for at least three days to allow it to resume growth.

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