How to plant Parthenocissus tricuspidata

In the process of planting Parthenocissus tricuspidata, seeds are first stored in low temperature and wet to accelerate germination, loose and fertile organic soil is selected, and a thin layer of humus soil is covered on the surface of the pot soil. After watering once, keep it moist, plant it in a sunny and sheltered environment, spray water once a day, and transplant it after growing real leaves.

1 germination treatment

In the process of how to plant Parthenocissus tricuspidata, germination treatment is an essential step. First, clean the harvested seeds with clear water, disinfect them with a small amount of carbendazim solution, put them in a wet sand layer and in a low temperature environment, cover them with a layer of wet grass, and spray water regularly to keep them moist, and they will turn white in about 20 days.

2. The substrate is made of porous and fertile organic soil with good air permeability, and the surface of the pot soil is covered with a thin layer of humus soil to provide nutrients needed for seedling growth. Keep it moist after watering once, and add a small amount of decomposed cake fertilizer water as base fertilizer as long-term fertilizer, and separate it with soil to avoid burning roots.

3. Planting and cultivation

Put the seedlings upright in the soil, cover the roots with fine soil, then compact them by hand and water them once, not too much. Cover them with transparent plastic film, put them in a sunny and sheltered environment, spray water once a day, and transplant them when the real leaves grow out of the soil.

4. After transplanting and growing three real leaves, you can pour a thin aqueous solution of feces once in fine weather, then pour water and mix thoroughly. When the plant grows to a height of 60 cm, the core will be removed, and the branches that are too long will be cut off, and then the core will be removed once a month to promote the growth of branches.

5. Water and fertilizer

Fertilization should be combined with weeding during growth. Weeds near the roots should be pulled out first, and then fertilized. During the vigorous growth period, liquid fertilizer can be added for about 2 ~ 3 times, not too much. Proper watering should be carried out after fertilization, and then combined with loosening soil to promote the effective absorption of nutrients by roots.