Rootless Vaccinium bracteatum hill pile is not easy to survive, because plants have no root system, which will affect the absorption of fertilizer and water, resulting in a serious shortage of water and nutrients in Vaccinium bracteatum, thus reducing the survival rate of plants. When planting Vaccinium bracteatum Bunge, if the root system of the plant is too little or no root system, it is necessary to apply rooting powder at the bottom of Vaccinium bracteatum Bunge to promote the rooting of the plant.

The pile capacity of rootless Vaccinium bracteatum is not easy to live down the mountain 1, and it is not easy to live.

Vaccinium bracteatum has no root system, which will affect its absorption of fertilizer and water, resulting in lack of water and nutrients and unable to maintain normal growth. Therefore, Vaccinium bracteatum without roots is not easy to live down the mountain.

Step 2: Solutions

When planting Vaccinium bracteatum downhill pile, if the plant has no root system or few root systems, the bottom of Vaccinium bracteatum can be trimmed, and then rooting powder is applied to the wound, which is beneficial for the plant to grow roots better, and then the Vaccinium bracteatum downhill pile is planted in the soil prepared in advance.

Step 3 provide moisture

After planting Vaccinium bracteatum, the plants can be watered every 2-3 days to keep the soil moist, so that Vaccinium bracteatum can absorb water and promote the rapid growth of roots. After the Vaccinium bracteatum survives, you need to water the plants every 5-7 days to meet its growth needs and maintain the normal growth of Vaccinium bracteatum.

Step 4 provide nutrition

When planting Vaccinium bracteatum, it is necessary to apply nitrogen fertilizer to the plants every other month. When applying fertilizer, it is best to turn over the soil to provide the air permeability of the soil, then apply nitrogen fertilizer to the soil, water it once and dilute the fertilizer, which is beneficial to the absorption of fertilizer by Vaccinium bracteatum.