Planting method of Sophora flavescens

The seedlings of Sophora japonica are generally developed from the seeds of Sophora japonica. Sophora japonica has many names. In Shuyang, it is also called Sophora japonica, because flowers are particularly fragrant.

The maintenance of Sophora flavescens seedlings during their growth period is very important for the growth and development of Sophora flavescens. Sophora flavescens is drought-resistant and does not need much water. However, it is necessary to ensure a certain amount of water when growing at seedling stage, but don't water too much, as long as the basin soil is relatively wet. Water the seedlings every three days after planting Sophora japonica, which is about 15. After that, it doesn't need to be so frequent. Just water it once a month.

Frozen water should be poured in late autumn, and thawed water should be poured in the next spring. Generally, it can grow normally by rain and precipitation. A certain amount of fertilizer is needed in the growth of Sophora japonica seedlings. Adequate fertilizer can accelerate its growth and make it grow stronger. Generally, some farmyard manure is applied to avoid root rot caused by the application of concentrated fertilizer, and farmyard manure such as cow dung can be effectively avoided.