Today we are going to talk about larch wood piles. Without further ado, let’s take a look below.

Deciduous fir piles are sometimes used in the maintenance of landscaping projects. At this time, fir piles mainly play a supporting role, such as some large and medium-sized climbing plants. After the seedlings are planted, they can be supported to prevent the seedlings from falling over or shaking at the roots, thus solving the problem of seedlings. Carry out support. The types of support include the following categories: I-shaped support, triangular support, and tic-shaped support. If it is a piece of seedlings, such as a sea of ​​bamboo, it can be supported with a mesh structure. The supporting materials include fir piles, moso bamboo, Iron wire, etc. The support should be firm and strong. For example, when using iron wire to pull the corner brace, the iron wire should be tightened, and the pile should be driven into the ground at an angle of 4 to 5 degrees.

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Sometimes it is also good to apply some fertilizer. Fertilizing is helpful to restore longevity. In the early stage of seedling planting, the root system's ability to absorb fertilizer is low. It is better to use extra-root fertilization, using quick-acting fertilizers such as urea solution, ammonium sulfate, and potassium dihydrogen phosphate. Make a fertilizer solution with a concentration of 0.5%-1%. Spray the leaves in the morning, noon and evening or on cloudy and rainy days. Spray again on rainy days. After the roots sprout, you can fertilize the soil and apply thin fertilizer frequently to prevent If the roots are damaged, just buy some culture medium.

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