The invention discloses a method for increasing the
survival rate of
bambusa oldhami division seedlings planted under forest. The method for increasing the
survival rate of the
bambusa oldhami division seedlings planted under forest comprises the following steps that S1, a low-hill ecological public welfare forest is selected; S2,
soil preparation and ditching is carried out in an open place under forest; an annual
bambusa oldhami mother bamboo
seedling is selected, the ground
diameter is 4-6 cm, a mother bamboo tip is
cut off, 8-10 sections are reserved and are lower than 5 m,
apical dominance can be eliminated, robust growth of lateral branches is promoted, and 1-2 branches are reserved on each section; holes are punched in the middle of the bamboo sections, the holes are filled with a
nutrient solution, then the holes are blocked with clay, bamboos are horizontally placed in ditches, the holes are kept upward, the branches and
bud eyes face the two horizontal sides, and the bamboos are buried with soil with the thickness of 3-8 cm, slightly compacted the bamboos, covered with grass and sprayed with water; in 6-12 months, bamboo stalks are dug out and
cut into division bamboo seedlings. According to the method for increasing the
survival rate of the bambusa oldhami division seedlings planted under forest, bambusa oldhami shoots are planted by fully utilizing the space under the public welfare forest, the bambusa oldhami is planted by creatively pouring the
nutrient solution into the bamboo sections, and the survival rate of the bambusa oldhami division seedlings can be effectively improved.