What kind of soil is needed for planting Phyllostachys praecox, and how much can you produce a year! Can you keep shooting bamboo shoots!

Leizhu is gentle, fragile and fertile, afraid of stagnant water, with thin whip and few roots.

Bamboo shoots began to germinate in early March and ended at the end of April. In May, branches and leaves grew in Hsinchu, underground whips began to grow in June, and bamboo shoots began to differentiate in August. 10- 1 1 Some autumn bamboo shoots were unearthed. Zhu Lei takes 1 year as a cycle to produce bamboo shoots year after year.

It grows well in the area where the annual average temperature is 15.3℃ and the annual precipitation is 1400 mm, and sufficient precipitation is needed at the seedling stage and bud differentiation stage. Phyllostachys praecox can tolerate the low temperature of-13 4438+0℃, but heavy snow often does great harm to Phyllostachys praecox. The main reason is that the wall of Leizhu is thin and brittle, and it is easy to be broken by snow pressure. Phyllostachys praecox requires loose sandy loam with slightly acidic to neutral pH value, and common red soil and yellow soil are also suitable for cultivation.

Phyllostachys praecox requires pure forest cultivation and intensive management, and should not be mixed with other bamboos. In recent years, Phyllostachys praecox often blooms, mostly in Hsinchu, with a flowering rate of 20%, but no seeds have been found.