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What is the latest planting method for chaipaguo?

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Chaipaguo, also known as fitness fruit and lovesick fruit, has an extremely peculiar fruit shape, like a heart shape, and has extremely high ornamental value. Its flesh is tender, with a delicate fragrance and sweet taste, and its trace element content far exceeds that of other fruits, so it is called a nutrition bank. Therefore, it is not

Chaipaguo, also known as fitness fruit and lovesick fruit, has an extremely peculiar fruit shape, like a heart shape, and has extremely high ornamental value. Its flesh is tender, with a delicate fragrance and sweet taste, and its trace element content far exceeds that of other fruits, so it is called a nutrition bank. Therefore, it is not commonly seen on the market, and many people do not know much about it. If you want to eat it, you can only grow it yourself. Let's take a look at its planting method below.

1. Planting environment

Chaipaguo is a light-loving plant and prefers an environment with sufficient sunlight. A sunny or semi-sunny slope is the most suitable choice. It has extremely strong adaptability to the environment and can survive in uneven mountain land and plots with relatively large stones, but it is suitable for planting in deep, loose and fertile soil. In addition, it has strong resistance to harsh climates such as heavy rain, high temperature and drought, so management after planting is extremely simple.

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2. Planting

Chaipaguo has tenacious roots and extremely strong regeneration ability, so its roots are often used for propagation. Generally, 2-year-old root stumps are selected for planting. The planting time is not fixed; it can be planted at any time of the year, with a survival rate of 100%. After the root stumps are dug out, if they are not planted in time and are left exposed to wind and rain for half a month, their planting survival rate is still as high as 90%. When planting, it should not be done when the soil is frozen at low temperature, so as not to affect root stump growth or cause death. Pay attention to the plant and row spacing when planting.

3. Fertilizer and water management

After planting, water once a week for 3 consecutive times to ensure its survival rate. After that, apply topdressing 2-3 times a year. The first time is before flowering in spring, applying a sprouting fertilizer once to promote budding, using diammonium phosphate and urea, according to the size and growth condition of the plant. Water immediately after fertilizing so that the fertilizer is absorbed as quickly as possible. The second time is in late autumn and early winter; at this time, wintering fertilizer is used, mainly organic fertilizer and urea. In addition, chaipaguo can grow normally in a dry environment, but for good growth, water it generally during drought.

4. Pruning

The sprouting ability of the chaipaguo tree is extremely strong. If it is not controlled a little, the branches and leaves will grow luxuriantly in a short time, resulting in poor ventilation and light transmission between the branches and leaves, affecting flowering and fruiting. Therefore, after leaf fall in autumn, in order to have more flowers and fruit the next year, promptly prune away dense branches, diseased and damaged branches, and dead branches to increase ventilation and light transmission between the branches and leaves.

The above is an introduction to how to plant chaipaguo. We hope it can help you. To learn more planting knowledge, please follow us.

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