A kind of big tree whole canopy transplanting method
A technology for large trees and planting areas, which is applied in the field of full canopy transplantation of large evergreen and deciduous trees to achieve great economic and social value.
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[0034] Embodiment one, the steps of this big tree full crown transplantation method are as follows:
[0035] 1. Preparations before transplantation:
[0036] 1) From March (around March 5th) to April Guyu (around April 20th) every year, select a full-crowned tree with a better tree shape (evergreen, deciduous tree with a diameter at breast height > 20CM), ready for transplantation;
[0037] 2) Pruning the large tree to be transplanted, that is, retaining the secondary forks and removing 60% of the leaves by hand;
[0038] 3) Root cutting, mud ball digging, mud ball wrapping---use a sharp iron shovel to cut the root according to the circumference of 4 times the diameter of the tree; dig the mud ball into a pot bottom shape, and the height of the mud ball is 2 / 3 of the diameter, In this embodiment, the mud ball (that is, the big tree soil ball 1) has a diameter of 50-60 cm and a height of 30-40 cm; and uses a sturdy grass rope to tightly wind the ball at the top of the mud bal...
Embodiment 2
[0054] Embodiment 2, the used characteristic steel cage 2 of the above-mentioned big tree full crown transplantation method: use the steel bar of diameter 28MM to enlarge 40CM by soil ball 1-shaped diameter, height, leave a certain space for the growth of the root system of the big tree, and make steel bars by electric welding. Cage 2, the spacing between the reinforcement bars is 200MM×200MM. The top of the rebar cage 2 is distributed with the same type of rebar at an average spacing, and four semicircular lifting earrings 21 with a diameter of 20CM are welded for future hoisting purposes.
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