How to maintain rattan Dalbergia downhill pile

The downhill pile of rattan Dalbergia requires five steps of maintenance.

Water should be necessary for the growth of trees, and when digging down the hill piles for planting or transplanting, those external means such as coating, bagging, fencing, ridging, winding grass ropes, etc. are all used to help plants keep water.

Branches and leaves will transpiration in the sun. When the water in the tree is evaporated, the roots will transport the water below. However, the roots of downhill piles are usually seriously damaged and the water absorption capacity is greatly reduced. As long as the evaporation of water in the upper part is greater than the supply and transportation of water, the tree will die of water shortage.

There is no way to transpiration, and the water is all in a sealed environment. The internal water circulation of downhill pile can make it germinate, take root and survive, regardless of transpiration.