Mulberry tree planting time and method cultivation and planting technology

Mulberry tree planting time

Mulberry trees will enter a dormant period in early December and begin to shed their leaves. They will not sprout until the spring of the following year. They can be planted and cultivated during this period. Just don't choose the time for cultivation on rainy days.

Mulberry planting methods and key points

1. Seedling treatment

Mulberry seedlings should be separated by size and not planted together. Before planting, trim the dry or overly long roots. If conditions permit, soak them in mud to increase the survival rate.

2. Planting method

When planting mulberry trees, they need to be positioned correctly, cut into shallow ground, watered sufficiently, and covered with a layer of film. After the mulberry buds sprout, check them in time, and if there are any that have not sprouted, deal with them as soon as possible.

3. Water and fertilizer management

Mulberry trees should be watered regularly when they are dry, drained on rainy days, weeded in time, and appropriate fertilizers added according to the growth period. Diseases and disasters should be treated in time to prevent root rot.

Precautions for planting mulberry trees

1. Choose a pot

When growing mulberry trees, their roots grow very fast. As the trees become more mature, the nutrients will begin to be insufficient. At this time, the pots need to be changed so as not to affect the growth of the seedlings.

2. Soil

The soil requirements for growing mulberry trees are not high. Common garden soil will do. You can also add some sand to the soil to make it more breathable and drain better. When growing mulberry trees, you can add fertilizer to the bottom of the pot. The type of fertilizer must be determined according to the situation, otherwise it will easily cause leaves to fall off and turn yellow.