1. Site selectionWhen planting palm trees, you should use loose, well-breathable soil. It is best to disinfect the soil before planting and deep plow it to enhance breathability. 2. PlantingIn the south, seeds are usually sown in autumn and winter, while in the north, seeds are best sown in spring. The seeds need to be germinated first, then sown in the seedbed. They will germinate in about a month. During the seedling period, water it appropriately and avoid direct sunlight. 3. TransplantingTransplanting of palm trees is best done in spring, summer, and fall, with late spring and early fall being the best time to transplant. When transplanting, be careful not to break the rhizomes. After successful transplanting, water the plant in moderation, but not excessively, to avoid water accumulation and root rot. 4. MaintenanceIt is necessary to apply fertilizer appropriately, mainly nitrogen fertilizer, and not too much fertilizer, as it can easily burn its roots. And carry out weeding regularly. |
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