Method for transplanting and planting ligustrum lucidum

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for transplanting and planting ligustrum lucidum. The method is characterized by comprising the following steps: step1, selecting a planting land with the deep soil layer, wherein the planting land is at the lee side, faces the sun and has loose and fertile soil; applying the following materials into each mu of the planting land: 45-60 kg of crushed corn straw, 20-25 kg of plant ash, 30-35 kg of quicklime, 40-50 kg of nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium compound fertilizer and 0.5-1.5 kg of medium and trace element fertilizer; carrying out deep ploughing, wherein thedepth is 30-35 cm; step 2, digging planting holes, wherein the diameter of each planting hole ranges from 30-40 cm, the depth of each planting hole ranges from 40-50 cm and the spacing distance between the holes is 3.5-4 m; step 3, shearing withered branches on the ligustrum lucidum saplings by scissors before transplanting, then carrying out seedling lifting, and reserving the original soil at the roots; step 4, watering the roots of the saplings after transplantation, wherein the amount of watering is controlled, so that the soil cannot be bonded; and step 5, applying a leaf fertilizer onceevery week after the leaves begin to grow. According to the invention, soil is reserved at the roots, the growth can be kept, and the plant production is continuous.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of tree planting, in particular to a method for transplanting and planting privet privet. Background technique [0002] Big-leaf privet Oleaceae Ligustaceae, aliases: Zhenshu, big-leaf privet, tall-stem privet. Evergreen tree, crown ovate. Bark gray-green, smooth and not cracked. Branches spreading, smooth and glabrous. Berry-shaped drupe nearly kidney-shaped, fruit ripens from October to November, dark blue when ripe. Tall privet has strong adaptability, likes light, and is slightly shade-tolerant. Like warm and humid climate, slightly cold-resistant. Ligustrum large-leaf is not tolerant to drought and barrenness, and is suitable for growing in fertile, deep, moist slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soil. The root system is well developed. Both tillering and germination are strong, resistant to pruning. Resistant to chlorine, sulfur dioxide and hydrogen fluoride. [0003] Ligustrum large-leaf is ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Ligustrum large-leaf is a common landscaping plant. During the growth process, the plants often need to be transplanted, and the tree growth is likely to be hindered during the transplantation process.