Latest Prices and Detailed Planting Methods for Photinia glomerata

Photinia glomerata is an evergreen shrub or small tree of the genus Photinia in the rose family (Rosaceae). Its branches naturally develop into a rounded crown. In early spring the young branches and tender leaves are purplish-red, and after autumn some of the older leaves turn crimson red. In summer it bears dense white flowers, and after autumn bright red fruits cover the branches, brilliant and eye-catching. It is excellent as a shade tree or when planted as a hedge. Let us take a look together at the prices and planting methods of Photinia glomerata!

Photinia glomerata Nursery Stock Price List

Note: Photinia glomerata is mainly distributed in Yunnan, Sichuan and other places. Its price is mainly determined by the specifications of the nursery stock, and prices differ for different specifications. The prices of Photinia glomerata nursery stock above are for reference only. Please refer to the actual selling price when purchasing.

Propagation Methods for Photinia glomerata

1. Seed propagation: For seed propagation of Photinia glomerata, collect seeds in November. Pile up the fruits, mash and rinse them, take out the seeds and dry them, then stratify them in sand storage until sowing the following spring. Pay attention to watering and shade management; the seedling emergence rate is high.

2. Cutting propagation: Cutting propagation of Photinia glomerata is carried out during the plum rain season. Cut robust semi-ripened young shoots of the current year as cuttings. After inserting them, shade them promptly and water frequently to keep the bed soil moist. They root very easily after cutting.

Planting Methods for Photinia glomerata

1. Selection of seedlings: When buying seedlings of Photinia glomerata, choose a supplier with a good reputation that can provide quality after-sales service, so as to ensure the purity of the variety and reduce production risks. Choose seedlings with high product consistency, well-developed root systems and undamaged roots.

2. Transplanting time: Photinia glomerata is generally transplanted in spring from March to April and in autumn from October to November, to be decided according to local climatic conditions. The planting spacing should be determined according to the time kept in the nursery and the cultivation goal.

3. Seedling transplanting: When transplanting Photinia glomerata seedlings, carefully remove the packaging or take off the nutrient pot to ensure the root soil ball remains intact. Dig a hole at the marked spot, pile fine soil around the roots, spread the root system out, press down gently, and water thoroughly with settling water promptly after planting.

4. Water management: During the seedling recovery period after planting Photinia glomerata, pay special attention to water management. If there are consecutive sunny days, water once 3-4 days after transplanting, and thereafter water about once every 10 days. If there are consecutive rainy days, drain promptly.

5. Fertilization management: Photinia glomerata can be fertilized 15 days after planting. In spring, apply 5 kg of urea per mu every half month; in summer and autumn, apply 5 kg of compound fertilizer per mu every half month; in winter, apply decomposed organic fertilizer once, at a rate of 1500 kg/mu.

6. Pest and disease control: For gray mold of Photinia glomerata, spray 50% carbendazim 1000-fold solution for prevention. For leaf spot, 50% carbendazim 300 to 400-fold solution or thiophanate 300-400-fold solution can be used for control. For scale insects, spray with 200-fold dimethoate emulsion or 800 to 1000-fold solution.