What are the cultivation techniques of lobular red sandalwood?

Lobular red sandalwood, also known as sandalwood red sandalwood, Indian lobular red sandalwood, is the boutique of red sandalwood, wood is very stable, not easy to deform and crack. It has been planted in some parts of our country. The following is to introduce its cultivation techniques.

Cultivation techniques of lobular red sandalwood

1. time

From March to May each year (adjusted according to the actual situation), the leaflet red sandalwood seedlings with well-developed roots and nodules are planted on the selected fertile land and sunny plots. Seedlings must be kept above freezing temperature, because seedlings at 0 degrees Celsius will suffer irreparable damage; planting place is better open, because small-leaf red sandalwood is a tree that likes light rather than shade; if it is a larger seedling, if it is a larger seedling, it is recommended to plant it in a fertile and moist red or yellow loam or sandy loam.

two。 Planting

The planting hole is 50-50-30 cm, with calcium-magnesium-phosphorus compound fertilizer as base fertilizer, about 250 grams per hole, and the plant-row spacing is 2-2 meters. After putting the saplings in, fill the soil, be steady, and then irrigate the root water according to the soil moisture.

3. Light and temperature

Lobular red sandalwood is a tropical, subtropical plant, like the sun, not resistant to drought and cold, the most suitable growth environment temperature is about 20-30 degrees, more than minus 3 degrees, extremely prone to low temperature freezing injury, the serious consequence is low survival rate.

4. Water and fertilizer

The leaflet red sandalwood tree has a relatively high demand for water, so the growth environment must be Rain Water abundant, sufficient rainfall. When the temperature is too high in summer, artificial irrigation is needed. In addition, compound fertilizer was applied twice a year, each time 200 grams per plant, weeding and straightening the tree trunk before fertilization in the first three years.

5. Pest control

For leaf-eating pests, it is necessary to use dichlorvos from time to time to control.

Lobular red sandalwood is easy to suffer frost damage when it is less than 3 degrees, so we must do a good job of preventing cold and keeping warm in winter.