How to plant bamboo to survive? Planting method of transplanting bamboo

Bamboo is slender and upright, emerald green all over, evergreen all the year round, and symbolizes gentleman. It has been favored by people since ancient times. Many people are willing to raise a few bamboo trees at home. The planting method is also relatively simple. As long as you choose the right time and place, ensure sufficient sunlight, and ensure enough water and fertilizer, it is easy to grow bamboo.

How to plant bamboo

1. Planting time

It is important to choose the right time to plant bamboo. If the surrounding climate is suitable, the survival rate of the planting can be improved. Bamboo survives best in a warm and humid environment. The planting time should be between August and October in autumn. At this time, the bamboo grows more vigorously and the climate is more suitable, which is conducive to survival after planting.

2. Raise seedlings in advance

There are many methods for raising bamboo seedlings, including division, burying branches, transplanting whips, and sowing. Division is suitable for vigorous bamboo. You can use a sharp knife to cut the root suckers growing from the base of the stem and then use them for cultivation.

3. Planting location

Determine the planting location, choose a sunny, wide, flat location with good drainage and suitable soil. It is best to use loose, fertile, slightly acidic sandy soil. Prepare the soil in advance and apply enough base fertilizer to the soil to ensure good nutrients.

4. Planting

After the preparatory work is done, you can start planting. Level the soil, plant the cultivated bamboo seedlings into the soil, cover them with soil and press them tightly, water the soil thoroughly to promote rooting. Don't rush to see strong light. After the growth adapts, you can gradually increase the light.

Key points for planting bamboo

1. Appropriate fertilization: When first planting, some organic fertilizer can be mixed into the soil as base fertilizer and basal fertilizer. After the bamboo enters the growth period, apply 1% compound fertilizer or 0.5% urea. When applying fertilizer, the principle of "thin fertilizer and frequent application" should be followed.

2. Proper watering: After planting bamboo, it is necessary to water it in time, water it thoroughly once, and spray water on the leaves several times. There is no need to water it too much during the growth period. In the hot and dry summer, you can water it once every 1-2 days. In winter, you should try to reduce watering and keep the soil moist.