Two-step rooting-promotion treatment method for cultivating saraca asoca greening trees
A technology of flame flowers and greening trees, which is applied in the field of forest cultivation, can solve problems such as long-term and difficult to meet market demand, and achieve the effects of ensuring survival rate, shortening the cultivation cycle, and high reproduction efficiency
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Embodiment 1
[0022] 1.1 Selection of mother tree and circumcision to promote root
[0023] Choose a plant that grows robustly and is free from diseases and insect pests as the mother tree for reproduction. The diameter of the mother tree is 8.0-10.0cm, and the tree height is about 10.0m. The trunk length between two adjacent girth cuts is 3.0m, and the girth cut needs to go deep into the phloem, to promote root germination, each section all needs to keep a certain amount of branches and leaves, and the trunk without branches and leaves can not be used as propagation material; After the body is circumcised, it is necessary to wrap the circumcision with straw mixed with mud or humus mixed with mud to promote rooting. Use a film to fix the wrapped substrate firmly, wrap the incision for a week, and keep the moisture content of the substrate above 5%. .
[0024] 1.2 Trunk cutting and cutting to promote root
[0025] 3 months after circumcision, the root system germinates. Use a chainsaw to c...
Embodiment 2
[0031] 1.1 Selection of mother tree and circumcision to promote root
[0032] Choose a plant that grows robustly and is free from diseases and insect pests as the reproductive mother tree. The diameter of the mother tree is 10.0-15.0cm, and the tree height is about 12.0m. The trunk length between adjacent circumcisions is 3.5-4.0m, and the circumcision needs to go deep into the phloem to promote root germination, and each section must retain a certain amount of branches and leaves, and trunks without branches and leaves cannot be used as propagation materials; After the tree body is circumcised, it is necessary to wrap the incision with straw mixed with mud or humus mixed with mud to promote rooting, use a film to fix the wrapped substrate firmly, wrap the incision for a week, and keep the moisture content of the substrate at 5% above.
[0033] 1.2 Trunk cutting and cutting to promote root
[0034] The root system germinates 4 months after circumcision, use a chainsaw to cut...
Embodiment 3
[0040] 1.1 Selection of mother tree and circumcision to promote root
[0041] Choose a plant that grows robustly and is free from diseases and insect pests as the mother tree for reproduction. The diameter of the mother tree is 15.0-20.0cm, and the tree height is about 15.0m. The trunk length between adjacent girth cuts is 4.0m, and the girth cuts need to go deep into the phloem to promote root germination, and each section must retain a certain amount of branches and leaves, and the trunk without branches and leaves can not be used as propagation material; After circumcision, it is necessary to wrap the circumcision with straw mixed with mud or humus mixed with mud to promote rooting, use a film to fix the wrapped substrate firmly, wrap the incision for a week, and keep the moisture content of the substrate above 5%.
[0042] 1.2 Trunk cutting and cutting to promote root
[0043] The root system germinates 5 months after circumcision, use a chainsaw to cut off the incision, ...
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