Cultivation technology of Yunnan fragrant wood downhill pile (how to plant with high survival rate)

When old stumps of fragrant wood are taking root, it is necessary to pay attention to timely treatment of the roots. Soak them in potassium permanganate solution, add rooting powder after drying, and promote root growth rate.

Use a new flowerpot to plant the roots of the old pile, so that its root system will gradually develop and it will be easy to cultivate new roots. The potting soil needs an appropriate amount of water, and it can be watered thoroughly at one time. If the potting soil is moist, there is no need to water it. Water it when it is dry.

Cultivation method of fragrant wood

1. It is difficult to dig up fragrant wood, and it is even more difficult to cultivate fragrant wood and make it survive.

Before planting, we need to check whether the stump material is fresh. If it is not very fresh, we must also pay attention to re-rooting and cut off the rotten parts.

This will prevent the stump from rotting and can improve the germination ability of the stump roots. After cutting the roots, we can re-apply the healing agent and apply rooting powder to prepare for planting.

2. When cultivating fragrant wood, its living habits should be considered.

Fragrant wood likes a loose and breathable environment and slightly dry but moist soil. Therefore, when cultivating it, it is not recommended to soak the stump to avoid rotting of the stump. When cultivating it, pay attention to putting tiles on the bottom of the flowerpot to enhance water permeability and air permeability for better results.

3. If you want the fragrant wood to survive stably

Also pay attention to using coarse sand or sawdust for high cultivation. The height of the cultivation should be at least two-thirds of the height of the plant. This can retain moisture and prevent excessive evaporation, which is very beneficial for survival.

How to maintain fragrant wood

1. Temperature

The maintenance steps include temperature, light, watering, spraying and other aspects. Let’s talk about temperature first. If you want the fragrant wood to germinate quickly and survive quickly, the temperature should be maintained between 18 and 28 degrees.

Localities can create reasonable temperatures according to circumstances. I suggest that temperature should also be considered when harvesting fragrant wood in spring.

2. Lighting

When the fragrant wood is first planted, it is important to allow it to bathe in gentle sunlight, but not in direct sunlight. If it is exposed to direct sunlight, it will cause large evaporation, and the root system will not be able to supply enough water, resulting in failure of cultivation.

We should try to expose the fragrant wood to light in the morning and evening , and block the strong light at noon. Gentle sunlight can stimulate the fragrant wood to take root and sprout, and insufficient light will delay germination.

3. Watering and spraying

If you want to grow and survive the fragrant wood, the next important step is watering. To a certain extent, it can be said that watering determines the success or failure of planting.

The fragrant wood prefers a slightly dry environment and cannot be watered too much. This is especially true for the cultivated fragrant wood stumps. If you water it too much, it will not only be detrimental to the growth of the root system, it may even cause root and stump rot of the fragrant wood.

If you are a novice and don't know how to water, you should adopt the principle of "don't water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do."

In addition, if the cultivation area is Yunnan, where the air humidity is high, ordinary watering and spraying can basically meet the needs. However, if the air is too dry, it is recommended to bag the fragrant wood to reduce the difficulty of management.

The advantage of bagging is that it can keep warm and moisturize, so there is no need to spray water frequently. When bagging, be careful not to remove the bag immediately after the fragrant wood sprouts, otherwise the environment will change too much, causing the sprouts to wither.

However, you can poke holes in the plastic bag after the sprouts emerge, and make the holes bigger and bigger to enhance the air permeability of the plastic bag and train the adaptability of the sprouts. It is not too late to remove the bag when the sprouts have reached a certain length.