A kind of efficient potting method of potted yew

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of yew planting, in particular to a method for efficiently repotting potted yews. By selecting the potted yew that has survived for two years after transplanting as the female parent, when the yew enters the dormant period, use a tough mesh bag with an aperture of ≤1cm to completely wrap the outside of the original flowerpot planted with yew, and then place the flowerpot Crush and change pots, tighten the net bag while crushing the flower pots, effectively control the shape of the original potting soil after the flower pots are crushed, and will not damage the original soil ball at the root of the yew, let alone damage The rhizome of yew meets the key points of yew repotting in potted plants, effectively improves the efficiency of yew repotting, and improves the survival rate of yew transplanting.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of yew planting, in particular to a method for efficiently repotting potted yews. Background technique [0002] During the potting process of yew, the best potting soil is loam, which has high water retention, fertilizer retention, and air permeability, which is conducive to the growth of southern yew. Although clay retains water and fertilizer, it is not breathable, which is not conducive to the growth and development of the southern yew root system. Although the sandy soil is breathable, it has poor fertilizer and water retention, which is not conducive to the growth of the southern yew. You can also choose peat soil, perlite, etc. and loam to form a mixed matrix. Generally speaking, potting soil suitable for its growth must be provided when yew is potted. [0003] Most importantly, during the potting process of yew, two years after the bonsai was planted, the saplings gradually grew up and the root sys...

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[0004] However, during the process of repotting yew pots, many growers easily damage the original soil ball at the root of yew, or even damage the rhizome of yew due to improper operation or non-standard transplanting techniques, resulting in a high mortality rate of yew transplanting No less, causing serious economic losses to yew potted growers or economic losses to small-scale yew potted growers, and wasting existing yew sapling resources