How to grow the bald mulberry tree when it comes down from the mountain without roots

1. Prepare the culture soil

When growing bearded mantis shrimp, you need to prepare loose, breathable and bacteria-free soil first. Just use clean coarse river sand, or you can use alluvial soil from the hillside. Remember, do not use garden soil or old soil that has been used to grow other plants. The container can be a rough clay pot, a wooden box or a bamboo basket, as long as it has good ventilation.

2. Pay attention to moisturizing

In order to allow it to take root better, it needs to be moisturized. You can use wrapping, fencing and bagging to moisturize it. If the water evaporates too much, it will be detrimental to its growth. If there are dry branches, they need to be pruned appropriately.

3. Cultivation

Prepare the containers and soil for cultivation, then place the bearded mantis stump into the soil and cover its roots, covering the roots with about 2 cm of soil. If conditions permit, it is best to disinfect with potassium permanganate before planting, or soak in a rooting agent, which will lead to better rooting.