Time and method of planting bamboo (related to bamboo cultivation steps)

Bamboo is a widely used plant, and China is known as "Bamboo Kingdom". Like our side, there are many greenhouses, and bamboo is an important scaffolding material. Bamboo is very common in the south, but it is also cultivated in some areas in the north, mainly some small bamboo. For example, here in Anqiu, Shandong, we often see these thin bamboos, mainly for viewing. First, when is a good time to plant bamboo?

As the saying goes, if you plant bamboo, the rain will clear up. Taking advantage of the hot and humid weather in rainy season, digging holes to plant bamboo and strengthening post-planting management, bamboo survival rate is good.

However, bamboo planting in rainy season requires high technical measures and is not suitable for large-scale planting. If bamboo seedlings are transplanted, they can be transplanted all year round.

Practice has proved that except February and August of 65438+, the survival rate of bamboo seedlings planted in other months is very high, even reaching the success rate after planting. But it is best to cultivate bamboo on a large scale before the rainy season.

Bamboo planted in February can survive. Like scattered bamboo, as long as you master the technology, you can cultivate it all year round; Planting clustered bamboos during bamboo dormancy from June 5438 to March the following year is very convenient for digging holes or transplanting, and the survival rate is high. Mixed bamboo should be planted in spring.

Therefore, planting bamboo in February, as long as you master various planting management methods, the survival rate is still relatively high.

Second, how to grow bamboo can improve the survival rate?

There is not much difference between planting bamboo and planting trees. In order to improve the survival rate of planting, the following points can be considered.

First, the choice of the mother.

We should choose those mother bamboos with vigorous growth, lush foliage, no pests and diseases, developed roots, 1-2 years old and moderate size. It is not good to be too big or too small. Small bamboos have poor vitality, and big bamboos are hard to grow.

Second, mining.

When digging, borrow as much soil as possible, and don't damage bud eyes, bamboo whips, stalks, bamboo shoots, etc. Cut off some bamboo tips after digging out the mother bamboo.

Third, the mud method

Dig a certain planting hole, fill it with water, mix it with water and soil to make slurry, add some calcium magnesium phosphate, then plant bamboo seedlings in the slurry and bury the soil.

Fourth, the method of burying bamboo shoots, whips and bamboo shoots.

In fact, these are three methods, that is, burying bamboo whips, female whips and bamboo piles with bamboo shoots in the soil in an appropriate way, not too deep or too shallow.

Fifth, windproof and moisturizing.

After planting bamboo, fixed piles should be added to prevent the wind from shaking and affecting the survival.

If the weather is dry or the soil is too dry, water it in time and cover it with moisture to prevent the evaporation of water from affecting survival. Pay attention to drainage in low-lying areas to prevent root rot.

Sixth, post-planting management

As the saying goes, three points are planted and seven are in charge. In order to improve the survival rate after planting, we should pay attention to the management of soil, fertilizer and water, weeding and loosening soil, fertilizing and irrigation, cutting mountains to remove weeds and diseased bamboo, reclaiming and turning over soil, cutting old ones to keep them good, cutting dense ones to keep them thin, cutting small ones to keep them big, and weakening their strength.

In a word, if bamboo is planted in February and cultivated properly, the survival rate of bamboo is still relatively high. But if the quality of mother bamboo is poor and the management can't keep up, it's hard to say, maybe it's 37, 46, etc. Otherwise, it may be completely annihilated.