Agarwood tree planting

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1. Planting time

2. Planting methods

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Agarwood is mostly planted in March and April in spring, when the survival rate is higher. Before planting, dig a hole 50 cm long, 40 cm deep, and fill the bottom with some outer soil. Then insert the seedlings upright, fill them with soil in layers and water them thoroughly. Watering should be sufficient at ordinary times, and the air should be kept moist. Fertilization does not need to be too much, just four times a year. Also pay attention to pruning side branches and weeding regularly.

1. Planting time

1. Planting time

Agarwood trees are generally suitable for planting in spring. In March-April, the temperature gradually warms up. It is beneficial to its growth at this time, especially planting on cloudy and rainy days, which can improve the survival rate. If it is bagged seedlings, the time requirements for planting are not high.

2. Planting methods

1 . Dig a hole: Dig a hole before planting seedlings. The pit is generally 50 cm long and 40 cm deep. After digging, fill the bottom of the pit with some topsoil. The topsoil is relatively loose and rich in humus, making it an ideal base fertilizer.

2. Planting: When planting, make sure the seedlings are upright. The root system must also be fully stretched. Then start filling the soil, layer by layer, to ensure sufficient contact between the roots and the soil. Do not compact the soil too tightly and water the roots regularly, which can improve their survival rate.

3. Water and fertilizer: Agarwood trees have a high demand for water and fertilizer. Water enough to ensure the soil is moist and also increase the humidity of the air. Generally, only compound fertilizer is used for fertilization, and it can be applied 4-5 times a year. Be careful not to apply it on the trunk.

4. Pruning: The branches of agarwood should be pruned every year. Perform pruning. Leave some side branches appropriately and start pruning upward as the seedlings grow taller. Weeds should also be removed to prevent them from absorbing water and nutrients from the soil.

2. Planting methods

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