The result of Laoyao persimmon going down the mountain pile for several years

Laoya persimmon, also known as wild persimmon, is a common plant in the forest and hillside shrubs along the valley. Its shape is very similar to that of golden marbles. How many years did the persimmon go down the mountain?

First, Laoya persimmon down the mountain pile for a few years?

Laoyao persimmon usually needs to be cultivated for 2-3 years before it can bear fruit. But if it is not properly maintained, it may take years to bear fruit. The fruit of the old crow persimmon is ovoid, pointed at the top, red at maturity, waxy and glossy.

Second, how to plant Laoya persimmon under the mountain pile?

1. Pruning old piles

Laoya persimmon is generally planted as a negative pile, which needs to be trimmed, cut off about 3 cm from the end of all branches, the cut should be smooth and smooth, and there should be no convex teeth at the edge. and use soil adhesive, plant latex, woodworking healing agent to seal the downhill pile to retain plant nutrients.

2. Disinfection treatment

After soaking the old pile in sodium chloride solution for disinfection, and then winding the trunk of the old pile with a breathable plastic film, it is also necessary to wrap the cut so that it is not exposed to the air. after the package is tight, spray the trunk with water mist and keep it in a cool place for maintenance.

3. Planting treatment

Put a layer of breathable asbestos net on the planted flowerpot, put a few pieces of gravel on it, cover the gravel with fine sand, and then put the trimmed and sterilized old pile in the flowerpot, continue to add loose sand to the flowerpot, and use a stick to detect the depth. The height of the soil is usually 1/2 of the tree trunk.

4. Shading treatment

The downhill pile is basically not exposed to the sun and cannot be exposed to the sun, otherwise the skin of the downhill pile will crack and affect its beauty. It is generally maintained in a shady place. If it is planted outdoors, it needs proper shade for the downhill pile. Sometimes the planted downhill pile will not sprout for two years, which is normal, as long as the outer skin is fresh and tender.