The planting environment of Ficus hirta requires that the suitable climate for Ficus hirta planting should be warm, humid and sunny, because the plant has poor cold resistance, so it is more suitable to plant in the south, and the soil is preferably soft and fertile with good water and fertilizer conservation. Note that Ficus hirta likes humidity, but it is not resistant to waterlogging, so it needs convenient drainage.
The planting method of Syzygium pentaphyllum seeds with full grains and high quality are selected, and then the seeds are germinated, sown in the soil, and the management of water and fertilizer is strengthened. After the seeds emerge, they are transplanted in the middle of February of the following year. At this time, the seedlings are placed in the planting holes, and then the soil is compacted, and at the same time, root-fixing water is poured once.
Maintenance of Five Finger Peach after Planting After transplanting, strictly control the watering amount to prevent soil drought or water accumulation. Generally, water is poured once a day within seven days after transplanting. If the temperature is too high or too low, it is necessary to cover it with straw to reduce the evaporation rate of water. In addition, the plants are regularly cultivated and weeded.
Pruning management of five-fingered peaches In the process of maintaining five-fingered peaches, it is necessary to do a good job of pinching and topping during the growth period, to encourage plants to sprout more lateral branches, and to prune branches and leaves such as too long branches, too dense branches and sick branches regularly, which is conducive to the centralized supply of nutrients and promotes the lush and healthy growth of five-fingered peaches.