1, water paste mud
The stems and leaves of pomegranate seedlings just bought home are withered, so they need to be soaked in clear water for 2-3 hours to let the roots absorb enough water to restore vitality, and the pomegranate roots should be pasted with soil, which is beneficial to the plants to better adapt to the soil environment.
Step 2 turn over the whole field
Before planting pomegranate, it is necessary to dig deep into the soil, dig up the bottom soil to make the soil more loose, and mix cake fertilizer or decomposed organic fertilizer into the soil to provide nutrition for pomegranate growth.
3. Planting method
When planting pomegranate seedlings, the roots should be righted and then filled and buried by hand. After the soil is filled, you can step on it with your feet to avoid soil erosion after the rain. Finally, the roots of pomegranate seedlings should be watered once to let the roots absorb water.
4. Preventive measures
Don't fertilize pomegranate saplings immediately after planting. At this time, the plants have not adapted to the surrounding environment, and it is difficult for the roots to absorb fertilizer. Urea can be applied until June to promote the rapid growth of pomegranate fruit.
Origin:
Pomegranate is native to the Balkans, Iran and its adjacent areas, and is cultivated in temperate and tropical regions all over the world. The history of pomegranate cultivation in China can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. According to Jin Zhanghua's "Natural History", "When Han and Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions, they got pomegranate seeds from Anshi in Tulin, hence the name" An Pomegranate ".
There are only 1 species of pomegranate cultivated in China. Besides crystal pomegranate and small fruit pomegranate, there are also rose pomegranate, white pomegranate, double petal white pomegranate, yellow pomegranate and agate pomegranate.