Cultivation methods and precautions of Euonymus japonicus How to cultivate Euonymus japonicus?

Buxus macrophylla is a tree species with high economic value, and its cultivation techniques are of great significance to ensure the growth and yield of trees. This paper will introduce the sowing technology of boxwood seeds. First of all, the seeds of Euonymus japonicus should be healthy and complete to ensure the quality of the seeds. When selecting seeds, we should pay attention to the size and color of seeds, and choose seeds with darker colors and larger sizes.

Secondly, seed treatment should be carried out before sowing to improve the germination rate and growth rate of seeds. Seed treatment includes soaking, hot water treatment and chemical treatment, among which soaking is the most commonly used method. When soaking, the seeds should be soaked in warm water for 3-5 days, and the water should be changed once a day.

Then, when choosing the sowing place, we should choose a place with fertile soil, good ventilation and good drainage to ensure the growth and survival of seeds. Before sowing, the soil should be treated to improve its fertility and aeration. Finally, proper planting density and depth should be adopted when planting Euonymus japonicus. Planting density depends on soil fertility, tree age and tree height, generally 300-500 plants per mu. The planting depth should be determined according to the seed size, generally 2-3 times the seed diameter.

Generally speaking, the key of Buxus macrophylla sowing technology is to select suitable seeds, carry out seed treatment, choose suitable sowing place and adopt suitable planting density and depth. Only by making full preparations in these aspects can we ensure the growth and yield of Euonymus japonicus.