Shan Ye cherries are easy to grow. It was originally grown in the wild, so it has strong adaptability. It can survive after careful maintenance in the basin. The survival rate of wild cherry piles is very high. Cherry itself likes sunshine. Can be planted in ordinary soil. Germinate once a year, and the survival rate of sunlight will be high.

Method for raise wild cherries on downhill pile

1. Suitable pot soil: If you want to feed wild cherries, the soil on the downhill pile must be loose and breathable, and planted as deep as possible. Don't use too sticky soil, or the roots will rot easily and cause death. 2. Proper watering: After planting the wild cherry stump, water it as soon as possible to make it permeable. Don't let the pot soil have water, let the roots absorb enough water. Just keep it slightly wet in the usual growing season. 3. Sufficient light: Wild cherries should be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light and let it bask in the sun. Don't move often after the placement position is determined, and shade the sun when it is hot and bright in summer.

Planting management of wild cherry stump

1. Planting density: Wild cherry hill piles are densely planted in a Y shape on fertile flat land, which can increase the density appropriately and is beneficial to their growth. 2. Planting time: Prunus mume is planted in autumn and spring, and planting in spring should be before seedling germination. Before planting, dig deep into the soil, dig a big pit, apply organic fertilizer, stir well, then sow the seedlings and water the roots. 3. Fertilization management: apply fertilizer three times a year, apply base fertilizer in autumn, apply compound fertilizer before the second flowering, and apply organic fertilizer in winter. Irrigation and mulching in spring, intertillage weeding.