What do you mean by raw pile and cooked pile?

According to the query flower encyclopedia, the meanings of raw pile and cooked pile are as follows:

1. Green piles are piles that have been dug back from Woods, mountains or other places in the field and have been trimmed and shaped a lot. There are many wounds on the stump. Prune and disinfect before planting, then apply plant ash or carbendazim to the wound for disinfection, and then soak the base in clear water for one day to plant potted plants. 2. After a period of growth, the wound heals, the branches lignify and the roots grow, which is called a mature pile.

Generally, judging whether a pile is a raw pile or a mature pile is based on the growth state, rooting and wound healing of branches. In contrast, mature piles have high survival rate and low maintenance difficulty, because after a period of recovery, they have been growing well, while raw piles are easy to die if they are not properly maintained.