There are many kinds of precious trees that can be planted in Guangxi, so which trees are suitable for planting in Guangxi? The following
There are many kinds of precious trees that can be planted in Guangxi, so which trees are suitable for planting in Guangxi? The following are the tree species suitable for planting in Guangxi that I have carefully arranged for you. Let's have a look.
Tree species 1, osmanthus fragrans in Guilin, is suitable for planting in Guangxi, with fast growth and high value.
2. Chinese fir is a native tree species in northern Guangxi, with fast growth, good material and high economic value.
3. Phyllostachys pubescens is a native tree species in northern Guangxi, with fast growth, good material and high economic value.
4. Taxus chinensis is a native tree species in northern Guangxi, which is precious, good in material and high in medicinal value.
5. Mango trees and banana trees-Mango and banana are rich fruits in Guangxi.
6 Litchi-Litchi has been planted in Guangxi for a long time and the climate is very suitable.
In addition to the above, longan, eucalyptus, grapefruit, citrus, pear, apricot, plum, guava and gardenia are all suitable for planting in Guangxi.
Trees suitable for planting in saline-alkali land 1. Deciduous trees Fraxinus mandshurica, Sophora japonica, Sophora japonica, Gleditsia sinensis, Ulmus pumila, Ulmus pumila, Ailanthus altissima, Ailanthus altissima, weeping willow, steamed bread willow, buckwheat, Luan tree, Populus tomentosa, Melia azedarach, Paulownia, Catalpa bungeana and torch.
2. Evergreen and semi-evergreen trees such as Sabina vulgaris, Platycladus orientalis, cypress, black pine and Ligustrum lucidum.
3. Deciduous shrubs, such as gold and silver wood, purple leaf plum, purple leaf dwarf cherry, plum blossom, elm leaf plum, peach blossom, cherry blossom, rose, yellow thorn rose, medlar, pearl plum, rose, clove, begonia, winter jasmine, hibiscus, crape myrtle, bauhinia, rose, forsythia, golden bell flower, Callicarpa and honeysuckle. Spiraea japonica
4. Evergreen shrubs Buxus macrophylla, sisal, cypress, Buxus Jiaodong, Buxus Hokkaido, Buxus microphylla, etc.
5. Lianas, such as wisteria, sweet potatoes, grapes, honeysuckle, lingxiao, etc.
Selection of planting methods and varieties of osmanthus fragrans in Guangxi
Different varieties of Osmanthus fragrans have different flowering time, such as laurel and four seasons osmanthus, which are all early flowering varieties and have the characteristics of flowering several times a year. Some varieties need a long vegetative growth period from seedling to flowering, such as Jingui, Yin Gui and Dangui, which often take several years to blossom. So try to choose short and strong early flowers for planting.
Pot soil preparation
Osmanthus fragrans likes to grow in slightly acidic soil rich in humus, and its PH value is 5.6~6. It is forbidden to plant in alkaline soil or cohesive soil. Culture soil can be mixed with 4 parts humus soil, 3 parts sandy soil and 3 parts decomposed manure dry powder, or with 5 parts mountain mud, 3 parts humus soil and 2 parts sandy soil. In order to overcome the alkalinity of soil and water quality, 0. 1%~0.2% ferrous sulfate solution should be sprayed once every half month during the growing period to make its branches and leaves dark green, which is also beneficial to growth.
I like light, but I'm afraid of smoke.
Osmanthus fragrans likes sunshine, so it is warm and resistant to high temperature, but not cold. During the growing period, it should be maintained in the leeward and sunny places. June-August is the flower bud differentiation and formation period of osmanthus fragrans. If enough sunshine and high temperature of 30~35 degrees can be given every day for about 10 hour, the bud pregnancy can be promoted and the flowering rate can be improved. But avoid shading in summer to avoid flower bud differentiation. If the temperature is below 4 degrees in winter and the light is insufficient, it will easily lead to defoliation in early spring and affect the flowering in the coming year.
Osmanthus fragrans likes to be clean, resistant to smoke and dust and afraid of chlorine. If it is allowed to grow in a place with air pollution, it will grow badly, its leaves will become smaller, it will fall off easily, it will become less civilized and even it will not bloom.
Timely watering
The frequency of watering osmanthus depends on the weather and plant growth at that time. Generally, water is poured once every 2 to 3 days in spring; In summer, the temperature is high and the evaporation is large, which is in the stage of osmanthus development and flower bud differentiation. Water it once a day. In the first half of September, the pot soil needs to be kept moist, otherwise it is not easy to bloom. But in flowering period, don't water the flowers to prevent them from falling. Rainy days should be drained in time to prevent water from rotting roots. It is advisable to keep the water content of basin soil at about 50% at ordinary times. Before entering the house in winter, water it once. During the curing period, it should be watered once every 10 day, but the water temperature should be close to room temperature.
Skillfully applying topdressing
Osmanthus fragrans likes fertilizer, so it is necessary to strengthen topdressing. Apply it every half month from April to May and every 7~ 10 day from June to July. Apply it for the last time in early August, so that osmanthus not only grows luxuriantly, but also blooms more and smells more fragrant. You can use rotten cake fertilizer, chicken, duck and pigeon manure, fish scale water, calcium superphosphate, bone meal, etc. Insufficient fertilization will result in fewer branches and flowers and no fragrance.
Proper pruning
Osmanthus fragrans has developed root system and strong germination. Mature osmanthus trees pump water slightly twice a year. Therefore, in order to make it flourish, it is necessary to maintain the physiological balance between reproductive growth and nutritional growth, and it is necessary to carry out appropriate shaping and pruning. After the Mid-Autumn Festival, all the long branches born in summer and autumn will be cut off, leaving strong spring branches, and then the weak branches, dense branches and pests will be cut off before the next spring germination. In this way, it is not only conducive to ventilation and light transmission, but also enables nutrients to be completely concentrated on spring branches and flower buds, creating a good prerequisite for autumn flowering and achieving the effect of "killing two birds with one stone".
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