Lychee growing methods are simple and practical; learn how to grow abundant, sweet fruit

Lychee trees can be grown by grafting. Cut the rootstock at 10-20 cm above the ground, smooth the cut, then make a vertical downward cut 2-3 cm deep. Use vigorous 1-2 year old branches as scions. Cut downward along the smoother side of the branch, insert the scion into the cut in the rootstock, bind it with plastic film, and it will sprout 20-40 days after grafting.

I. Growing conditions

1. Soil: Lychee trees grow better in clay soil in warm regions. They are not demanding about soil and can adapt to different soil types, with very strong adaptability.

2. Climate: When growing lychee trees, make sure the temperature does not get too low. If the temperature is too low, it will not only affect their normal growth but also affect the lychee yield.

II. Growing methods

You can grow them by grafting. Cut the rootstock at 10-20 cm above the ground, smooth the cut, then make a vertical downward cut 2-3 cm deep. Use vigorous 1-2 year old branches as scions. Cut downward along the smoother side of the branch, insert the scion into the cut in the rootstock, bind it with plastic film, and it will sprout 20-40 days after grafting.