Excavation time of park shuye pile

Usually, the excavation time of wild piles in Pu Shu is from February to May, when the plants are in the embryonic stage and the temperature begins to rise gradually. Wild stumps in Pu Shu can survive quickly after planting, and can also be excavated in winter from 12 to 1. It takes six months for plants to grow leaves.

Park Tree Wild Piles can be excavated in February-May. Park Tree Wild Piles have high decorative ability and an ancient historical flavor. So when is the excavation time of Park Shu Ye Pile? Generally, it is excavated in February-May, when the temperature begins to rise gradually, and the survival rate after excavation is relatively high.

From February to May, the wild piles in Pu Shu were in the bud, and their vitality was relatively strong. At this time, digging them out and planting them can quickly adapt to the surrounding environment, thus improving the chances of survival. But after excavation, we must pay attention to the heat preservation effect, otherwise it is difficult to grow the park tree wild pile.

Park tree field piles can also be excavated after defoliation in winter, and the best time is between 12 and 1 in the following year. At this time, the germination time of digging wild piles of Cypress is relatively slow, and it takes 6 months to germinate after reasonable management, so most of them choose to dig in spring.

Don't plant it immediately after digging, but trim the roots after removing river sand. If the root system is too large or rotten, it is not conducive to the growth of wild piles in Pu Shu. After pruning, you need to apply healing agent to the wound and then water it.