How to raise the old pile of medlar

How does Lycium barbarum cultivate old hemorrhoids

The materials of Lycium barbarum bonsai can be obtained by sowing, cutting, dividing plants, layering and other methods, and the excavated old piles can be put into pots after simple treatment.

Lycium barbarum has no strict requirements on soil. Under normal circumstances, planting it only needs to choose sandy soil with good drainage and permeability.

Generally, if Lycium barbarum is well maintained, it will be an old pile in a year or so, and the sliver after autumn can become an old pile as long as it is lignified. Generally, we choose those with a diameter above 0.4 as hard branches for cutting, and then maintain them to make the old piles develop gradually.

Maintenance of Lycium barbarum old pile

The old pile of Lycium barbarum keeps sufficient light during maintenance, but in fact, Lycium barbarum grows in the wild and will face the problem of temperature change. Therefore, when Lycium barbarum grows very fast in summer, the demand for water is particularly large, and we need to water it constantly.

Generally, the old pile of medlar is planted in the ground first, and more base fertilizer is applied, and attention is paid to pruning. If you can't plant it, try to plant it in a bigger pot in a fertile sandy soil rich in humus, keep the soil moist, and properly fertilize and water it according to the growth situation.

Lycium barbarum laozhuang modeling

Lycium barbarum L. has strong germination ability and fast branch growth, and can be made into two or three layers. This form has two or three branches respectively, and the spacing between each layer after cutting is 15cm.

Lycium barbarum Lao dui pen

It is best to choose flower pots with a diameter and height of 20 cm for cultivating the old pile of Lycium barbarum, and it is best to match it with loose sandy loam, so that the old pile can be cultivated more sturdily.

Pruning of old Lycium barbarum piles

In order to make our Lycium barbarum look better, integer pruning is essential. When Lycium barbarum grows vigorously, it should also be trimmed properly. In order to reduce the consumption of nutrients and promote the prosperity of flowers and fruits, leaves need to be pruned from August to 10 every year.