Green flocking method

1. After receiving the raw pile, wash the soil on the pile surface with clear water, then trim the roots and branches about 1-2 cm to be fresh, and then soak them in carbendazim or rooting powder (about half an hour). Don't pour out the soaked carbendazim, you can use it to dump it.

2. Planting soil should be mixed with 7% river sand and 3% loess and planted directly, half sand and half soil, or weathered soil, weathered sand, ruby soil, etc. Remember not to pile with nutritious soil seeds, and don't apply fertilizer in the first year. Piles should be bagged or buried with film, and placed in a cool, ventilated and scattered place after planting. In the case of bagging, a hole can be left to prevent the pile from becoming moldy. Don't change places frequently, piles need to adapt to the surrounding environment. Water thoroughly for the first time, and then water when the soil is dry.

3. It is especially important to note that after germination, don't rush to bag and uncover the film. Be sure to wait until the branches are lignified and hardened, and it will take at least half a year to bag and uncover the film. Otherwise, the pile will germinate easily. You can pinch a hole with a toothpick in the germination place to let the buds grow normally.