Arbor transplanting method reducing crown recovery period

Abstract

The invention discloses an arbor transplanting method reducing a crown recovery period. The method comprises: transplanting arbors and culturing arbors in autumn or spring, including cutting roots, digging out, transporting, transplanting, and maintaining, trimming seedling crown diameter after cutting roots; after digging-out, wrapping the seedlings at once, and transporting the seedlings at once after wrapping, in a transportation process, using a black shading net to shade and keep out the wind, moisturizing for 1-2 times in the transportation process; in a maintenance process, through watering and moisturizing the branches and crown of the seedlings, keeping humidity below the crown of the seedling to be higher than 90, and keeping planting soil water content to be 45-50%. In the method, the crown diameters of the seedlings are trimmed after roots are cut, the diameter at breast height is 15-20 cm, 20-30% of five-level branches are kept, and the diameter at breast height is 20-30 cm, 65-75% of four-level branches are kept. The method effectively shortens crown recovery periods, and can completely recover crown shapes.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of landscape tree transplantation, in particular to an arbor transplantation method which shortens the restoration period of a crown. Background technique [0002] Arbors are the backbone materials for plant landscape construction. They are tall in shape, luxuriant in branches and leaves, large in green volume, long in growth life, and outstanding in landscape effects. They play a pivotal role in planting design. It is the key to determine the success or failure of plant landscape construction. "Landscaping, the arbor is in charge". The arbor is large in size and occupies the largest space for landscaping. Therefore, the selection of arbor species and its planting type reflect the overall image and style of the plant landscape of a city or region. It is the first priority of planting design. considerations. [0003] When transplanting arbors, the survival rate is the most basic condition I have to consider...

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Problems solved by technology

However, if only part of the third-level branches are kept, and all the branches above the fourth-level branches are cut off, it will take at least four growing seasons for the seedlings to recover to their original crown width after survival, and the crown width of the seedlings will change after recovery. The appearance of uneven stacking leads to the decline of the ornamental value of the seedlings after transplantation, and reduces the value of the seedlings