Selection of plots: rich, deep soil, high ground and well-drinked position are more suitable for the growth of silver almond trees。
Treatment of seedlings: the best seedlings are well-developed, well-dryed and disease-free, which must be impregnated with lime water before planting。
(a) cultivation in due course: planting in the early autumn and winter may be done with a certain amount of bottom fertilizer and planting density at 2 m x 2 m。
Post-term management: silver almonds are fat and need to be applied organicly around spring february each year, and urea is to be followed up in early july。
I. How silver almond trees are grown
1. Selection of plots
The cultivation of silver almond trees requires the selection of plots suitable for their growth, usually in a position of sufficient fertility, high terrain, easy transportation and well-drinked drainage, and the field of plantations is thick enough to exceed one metre, as far as possible, to facilitate the extension of plant roots。
2. Treatment of seedlings
The choice of silver almond seedlings is a key factor in the development of the plant, and should be based on more developed roots and straighter trunks, preventing the selection of young seedlings with pests and pests, before planting the roots of silver almond trees, which are quickly insulated with lime water, and then washed with clean water。
3. Cultivation in due course
The best time to plant silver almond trees is at the beginning of the fall and winter, and the area north of the yangtze can be delayed until after spring break by digging out the planting caves in the plot, then filling them with organic fattening, then planting the tree seedlings, maintaining a planting density of 2 metres by 2 metres, and finally covering the roots with straw or straw。
4. Later management
Silver almonds, a fertile and fertile plant, are in high demand for fertilizers during planting, and need to be subjected to a quick effect blend of organic fertilizers around spring february each year, followed by another urea in the early part of the summer, in combination with water。
Ii. Can silver almonds survive in winter
1. Silver almonds can be planted in winter, but with earth transplants, and when they are moved, they must be prepared for cold。
Silver almond trees are usually grown in natural forests at an altitude of 500-1,000 metres, often mixed with needles or broad-leaved species such as willows, eucalyptus, blue fruit trees and usually more abundant。
