Where does the evergreen camphor tree grow? How tall can you grow? How to plant it?

Camphor trees, also known as camphor, etc. So, where does it grow? Camphor trees adapt to an altitude of less than 1800 meters, and can reach 1000 meters above sea level in the south and southwest of the Yangtze River. they are mainly grown in sunny slopes, valleys and riparian flatlands, slopes or valleys with fertile soil in the subtropics. It is produced in southern and southwestern China, and is also distributed in Vietnam, Korea and Japan. It is often introduced and cultivated in other countries.

First, how tall can camphor trees grow?

Cinnamomum camphora is a large evergreen tree of camphor order, Lauraceae and Lauraceae, with a height of up to 30 meters and a diameter of up to 3 meters, with a wide ovate crown, dense branches and leaves, and majestic momentum. It is an excellent green tree, street tree and shade tree.

II. Planting techniques of camphor trees

Camphor tree planting in time, pay special attention to the pruned camphor seedlings should be planted immediately, if the transport distance is long to use wet grass and transpiration inhibitors to moisturize. Otherwise, the camphor tree will easily lose its own water and dry up and turn yellow.

The requirements of camphor tree planting for potholes: first of all, the potholes should be large enough, and at the same time, the holes should be clean, and the bottom of the potholes should be filled with soil or fine soil cushion from the original excavation, and a cofferdam should be piled around the saplings to facilitate watering and beauty.

In the watering work of camphor tree planting, whether it is planting camphor tree in cloudy or sunny days, it should be watered with fixed root water in time. If you encounter dry, sun-exposed weather, you should pour water every 7 days or so. For 3 or 4 times in a row.

At the same time, we should also pay attention to the planting time, generally from mid-March to mid-April, before spring buds will sprout, can be replanted in the plum rain season, September is suitable for autumn, and winter can also be planted in places with less frost or more rainfall in winter.