How to maintain piles of wild wintersweet?

Is it easy to raise wild Chimonanthus praecox piles down the mountain?

Wild Chimonanthus praecox piles are easy to raise. Don't try to change the soil or change its shape after Tang digs back from the mountain. You need to get used to the pile of wintersweet for a while.

Can Chimonanthus praecox pile go down the mountain for food?

Wild Chimonanthus praecox can still live under the mountain. Chimonanthus praecox itself does not have too many requirements for the environment. As long as you cultivate patiently, you can still feed.

The survival rate of Chimonanthus praecox downhill pile is high

After transplanting wild Chimonanthus praecox, the survival rate of patients is still very high. After bagging wintersweet, put it in a warm and humid place and wait for it to germinate. Chimonanthus praecox, in order to ensure its survival, we should choose a good time, preferably spring, and the survival rate is high.

Method for raise wild Chimonanthus praecox by piling down mountain

After the wild Chimonanthus praecox pile is dug back, there is no need to change pots and soil in a hurry. It needs to adapt to the environment, the sun and the temperature, and after a period of adaptation, it can be changed again.

Planting management of wild Chimonanthus praecox piles

1. When digging wild Chimonanthus praecox, the rotting and withered roots should be trimmed neatly, wrapped with wet moss, so that the roots will not wither due to lack of water, and then stored in the shade or heel. 2. The key to the survival of wild Chimonanthus praecox is to keep secondary roots and fibrous roots, and its main roots can generally be cut off. Attention should be paid to prevent roots and branches from being damaged during transportation.