When to plant Paulownia trees, cultivation and management

1. When to plant Paulownia trees

Paulownia trees can be cultivated between March and June, as long as the soil temperature is around 18 degrees. The seeds must be germinated before sowing. They can be directly soaked in warm water for more than 24 hours. When the seeds turn white, you can start sowing them. This way, the germination rate will be higher after planting. The seedlings should be planted half a month before the leaves sprout in spring, and the specific temperature requirement is between 16 and 18 degrees.

2. Cultivation methods of Paulownia trees

When cultivating Paulownia trees, they should be placed according to the natural direction of the roots, and there should be no root curling or root curling. The planting depth should be determined according to the size of the seedlings and the moisture of the soil. It should not be too deep. The roots should be about 20 centimeters away from the soil surface. If it is planted shallowly, the soil should be piled high and into a cone shape to prevent it from falling over.

3. Management methods of Paulownia trees

Paulownia trees have strong adaptability and are easy to manage. It likes sufficient light and a warm climate environment, so it should be exposed to more sunlight during management. The growth rate is relatively fast during the early stage, and it is necessary to provide a slightly moist, warm, and well-lit growth environment so that the growth will be faster and more vigorous. Note that it is drought-resistant but not water-resistant. It does not need frequent watering and the soil should be kept dry rather than wet.