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How to Grow Tea Plants? A Detailed Guide to Tea Plant Cultivation Techniques

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How to grow tea plants? Here is an introduction. Tea plants can be grown by referring to the following methods: 1. Tea garden planning: Planting a tea grove is similar to planting trees on barren hills. Plan comprehensively according to the terrain, slope and slope aspect. Do not dig terraces; only dig planting holes. The digging specifications for each hole are: bottom width x height x top opening of 40 x 50 x 6...

 How to grow tea plants? Here is an introduction.


Tea plants can be grown by referring to the following methods:
1. Tea garden planning: Planting a tea grove is similar to planting trees on barren hills. Plan comprehensively according to the terrain, slope and slope aspect. Do not dig terraces; only dig planting holes. The digging specifications for each hole are: bottom width x height x top opening of 40 x 50 x 60 cm. The plant spacing of tea plants is 2 x 2 m, or 1.5 x 1.5 m, and contour planting is required.
2. Tea garden reclamation: Before reclaiming the tea plot, first clear tree roots and weeds, survey and mark contours, with a plant and row spacing of 2 x 2 m or 1.5 x 1.5 m. Dig pits according to the standard of bottom width x height x top opening of 40 x 50 x 60 cm. Backfill soil before planting, and after backfilling, the hole should be 5 cm higher than the ground.
3. Tea seedling planting: Temporarily dig a small hole of 20 x 20 cm at the center of the original planting pit, spread 50 g of superphosphate at the bottom of each small hole as base fertilizer, and transplant 2 plants per hole. Tea seedlings should be transplanted on cloudy days. The tea seedlings should be planted in the center of the hole, and the transplanting depth should be appropriate, preferably planting to 1 cm above the root crown. If the main root exceeds 20 cm, cut off the excess part. If it is sunny when planting, water an appropriate amount of root-setting water immediately after planting, and insert shade leaves. 30 days after transplanting, check the survival of the tea seedlings, replant dead seedlings in time, and after transplanting, remove weeds in time.
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