Silver apricot plants are selected with a suitable mud basin of a calibre, in which some corrosive soil, cinders, pearl rock and corrosive soil are mixed, and are replaced every two years during their growth and trimmed with a different basin to promote the growth of the root system。
How to plant silver almond trees
1. Preparation of seeds:
The swarm of silver almond trees, which are first to choose the full and large seed of silver almonds, is in fact empty, without nuts, and will not germinate, and the silver almonds that are recovered are stripped off and dried up in the sun。
2. Commenced seeding:
The tanned silver apricot can sow, and when you grow it, you choose a smaller flower pot, and you plant it with a softer and better aromatic soil, and when you sow silver apricot, you have a sharp head down, you have a smooth head up, you have about two centimetres of dirt on it。
3. Plant conservation:
When silver apricot is planted, it is watered out in warm places to wait for the bud to take off, and if you want it to sprout faster, you can soak the seed for about 72 hours, and then plant the seed when it starts to sprouts, so that, for about three days, it can sprouts。
Silver apricot planting method
Methods of cultivation:
Silver almond trees need to be grown first by choosing mature and healthy trees and then preparing fertile and loose soils, and when the planting is completed, the plants will be planted in a well-soiled ventilated area, and water will need to be poured around every other week to keep the soil wet and to facilitate the later growth of the plant。
Cultivation:
Cultivation is one way of planting silver almond trees, preferably in the spring, before seeding, which needs to be collected and cleaned, then scattered on the soil, covering 3-4 cm thick, and once planted, it needs to be watered in time to keep the soil wet。
The key to the conservation of the pellets
Water:
In the conservation of the pellets of silver almond trees, the pellets are wet and not dry, but water cannot be accumulated. In the summer, the heat is strong and the apricot leaves evaporate rapidly, and water should be watered sooner or later, and less after autumn。
2. Fertilisation:
In the conservation of saline almonds, the base fertilizer is applied every winter, using organic fertilizers, such as curing bean cakes or school fats. During the spring and summer seasons, it is desirable to use thin pies or condensed human urine to promote the growth of branches and keep green。
Three, trim:
When the apricot tree is conserved, it is necessary to trim it before the spring of each year, so that the branches that are kept are not condensed, and small and medium-sized basin views are preserved。
