A planting method for overwintering in the open field in the north to prolong the ornamental period of woody Datura
A planting method, Datura technology, applied in the field of overwintering planting in the open field in the north, can solve the problems of affecting the overwintering growth of plants, short effective viewing period, time-consuming and labor-intensive, etc., and achieve the goal of reducing labor consumption, long viewing period, and more flowers. Effect
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[0023] Planting location: Xi'an Botanical Garden Park, Shaanxi Province
[0024] The northern open-field overwintering planting method that prolongs woody mandala viewing period of the present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0025] Step 1. At the beginning of April of the first year (usually after the Ching Ming Festival), remove the 1-year-old cutting seedlings of Datura woody and transplant them to the field for planting. Cut short in the middle and late November of the first year, and keep the cuttings 10cm above the ground. Stem, then bury the stem with soil, expose the top 1cm of the stem, and then cover the exposed stem with a film, and cover the film with a soil layer to form a small mound;
[0026] Step 2. Around the vernal equinox in the second year (generally around March 20), remove the soil and uncover the film. After 2 days, remove the soil buried in the stems, and routinely water and fertilize; in the second year of winter, when the temperature drops ...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Planting location: Xi'an Botanical Garden Park, Shaanxi Province
[0032] The northern open-field overwintering planting method that prolongs woody mandala viewing period of the present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0033] Step 1. At the beginning of April of the first year (usually after the Ching Ming Festival), remove the 2-year-old cutting seedlings of Datura woody and transplant them to the field for planting. Cut them short in the middle and late November of the first year, and keep the cuttings 15cm above the ground. Stem, then bury the stem with soil, expose the upper 2cm of the stem, and then cover the exposed stem with a film, and cover with a soil layer on the film to form a small mound;
[0034] Step 2. Around the vernal equinox in the second year (usually around March 20), remove the soil and uncover the film. After 3 days, remove the soil buried in the stems, and routinely water and fertilize; in the second year of winter, when the temperatur...
Embodiment 3
[0039] Planting location: Xi'an Botanical Garden Park, Shaanxi Province
[0040] The northern open-field overwintering planting method that prolongs woody mandala viewing period of the present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0041]Step 1. At the beginning of April of the first year (usually after the Qingming Festival), remove the 1-year-old cutting seedlings of Datura woody and transplant them to the field for planting. Cut them short in the middle and late November of the first year, and keep the cuttings 12cm above the ground. Stem, then bury the stem with soil, expose the top 1cm of the stem, and then cover the exposed stem with a film, and cover the film with a soil layer to form a small mound;
[0042] Step 2. Around the vernal equinox in the second year (generally around March 20), remove the soil and uncover the film. After 2 days, remove the soil buried in the stems, and routinely water and fertilize; in the second year of winter, when the temperature drop...
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