Planting a few centimeters of camphor is the easiest way to survive.

The transplanted Cinnamomum camphora is generally above 10 cm, and the transplanted Cinnamomum camphora of 20~60 cm is more common and alive.

How to plant Cinnamomum camphora before planting it alive, and when to plant it;

Choosing a suitable time to plant Cinnamomum camphora, preferably from early April in spring to September and 10 in autumn, can adapt to the environment and restore growth faster. If you want it to survive better, you should trim the roots and branches properly before planting. The soil should be breathable and well drained. The planting method is simple. First, dig a pit of suitable size, put the tree in it, and fill it with soil to tamp it. Ensure sufficient water in the later stage, don't rush to fertilize, and it will soon resume growth.

First, the planting time of camphor tree

Cinnamomum camphora should be planted at the right time, preferably in spring and autumn. Specifically, it is from early April in spring to September in autumn and between 10. The climate in these two periods is more suitable for plant growth. It can also adapt to the new environment more quickly and restore the growth state.

Second, how can camphor trees be planted to live?

1. Proper pruning: Cinnamomum camphora should be properly pruned before planting, especially the root system. It is necessary to cut off some rotten roots and dead roots, so that the absorption capacity will be strengthened in the later stage and it will help to recover. It is also necessary to prune stunted and withered branches to save nutrient consumption and promote vigorous growth.

2. Suitable soil: Pay attention to the soil when planting to ensure looseness, air permeability and good drainage performance. If the viscosity is heavy, it is easy to accumulate water, so it is difficult to survive. Even in the late stage of planting, growth will be hindered.

3. Planting in the soil: When planting, first dig a pit with appropriate size and depth according to the size of camphor tree. After digging, put the tree in, fill in the soil and compact the soil.

4. Post-planting maintenance: water after planting to ensure sufficient water. In case of hot weather, replenish water in time. Note: Don't apply fertilizer until the plants are fully recovered, so as not to burn the roots and cause fertilizer damage. After the camphor tree is stabilized, some pruning microbial agents are used.