How to use germination accelerating method as rooting agent for downhill piles in bonsai teaching

Half a basin of sand is filled in the basin, tree pruning piles are planted in the basin, and boxes or round frames are made of boards, linoleum or plastic sheets. According to the dry form of piles, pile them in layers until the filled sand buries the pile head, and water them to keep the sand moist.

The planting method and management steps are as follows:

Layered sand piling method in the basin: the basin is filled with half a basin of sand, and the repaired stumps are planted in the basin in the future to make a square or round frame (material: wood board, linoleum or plastic cloth, etc.). ), and piled up in the form of dry piles until the filled sand is buried in the pile head. The top frame is filled with sand until it is 1 inch away from the upper mouth for watering. Pour water to keep the sand moist. Generally, miscellaneous stakes are expected to germinate from half a month to one month in the warm spring season. If the upper frame is removed to check that there are buds on the pile head, the frame will not recover. If there is no bud, it is necessary to restore the frame and continue to sprout. This method is suitable for living with large branches and short pile heads.

Surface layered sand storage method: underground or moderate excavation. If the stump is straight, you can only put a layer of bobbin in the basin and the frame on the ground without layering.

Semi-buried pile and semi-wrapped pile method: after the newly collected pile head is obtained, it shall be soaked in water for at least 2 hours, buried in the lower part, and wrapped with plastic sheets in the upper part to keep it moist. Packaging must be tightly sealed to prevent water loss. This makes it easy to check whether the pile head needs to be watered again and whether it has sprouted. If there is water shortage, it will be replenished soon; With buds, you can untie some plastic sheets and ventilate them properly. This method is suitable for retaining the pile heads of some big branches for living.

Full burying method on the ground and underground: the lower part of the new pile is underground, and the upper part is fully buried with quicksand to keep moisture, or the sand cover is properly removed to check the humidity and germination. This method is extensive in management and suitable for the slow survival of huge pile heads.

Buried in the soil: the new pile is buried in the soil, and only when it is buried can it survive and germinate again. This method is suitable for very large pile heads.