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How to plant yellow wattle tree stumps

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Planting of yellow wattle stumps is usually done in spring, and planting in March is more conducive to its growth. Prune properly before planting to remove branches and leaves that are too densely rotten, but do not affect its shape. Use garden soil, chaff ash and sand as the substrate. Place the plant in a flowerpot, fill it with prepared potting soil, compact it and water it thoroughly, and wait for it to take root and sprout.

1. Planting time

1. Planting time

The yellow wattle stump has good adaptability, so the planting time is not very demanding. Transplanting is usually done in March, when the survival rate is high and its growth will not be affected. During transplanting at other times, the temperature and humidity should be controlled to avoid taking too long to transplant.

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2. Proper pruning

Due to The branches of the yellow wattle stump are relatively thick and hard and are not easy to be shaped by pinning, so they need to be pruned appropriately. Cut off rotten and overly dense branches. If it is a trunk, observe its position and prune without affecting the shape and growth.

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3. Pot soil preparation

Yellow wattle stumps do not have high soil requirements and are more suitable for growing in loose and fertile soil. It can be configured with garden soil, adding a certain amount of chaff ash and sand to increase nutrients and drainage. It is also beneficial to the growth of the root system and helps it adapt to the environment faster.

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4. Planting

Select A flowerpot of suitable size and with good permeability. Fill the bottom of the flower pot with some sand, then cover it with garden soil, arrange the yellow thorn tree stump into a shape, and place it in the pot. Fill the pot with soil, compact it and water thoroughly. This facilitates it to take root quickly and also prevents it from changing its shape.