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How to grow Aralia elata? Cultivation techniques and management methods

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When the seedlings of Aralia elata grow to 10 cm and thorns appear on the stems, they can be planted out. The planting time is generally chosen in early spring, and when the soil temperature at 10 cm underground reaches above 12°C, plant the seedlings into the soil and water them thoroughly. Pay attention to controlling row spacing and plant spacing, weed promptly, and water promptly when drought is detected.

I. How to plant

When Aralia elata grows to more than 10 cm and many thorns grow on the stems, it can be planted out. The seedlings to be planted must undergo ventilation and water control before cultivation. The planting time is generally chosen in early spring, when the soil temperature at 10 cm underground reaches above 12°C. When planting, directly plant the seedlings into the soil and water them thoroughly.

II. Points to note

Aralia elata has a well-developed root system and luxuriant branches and leaves. If the row spacing is too narrow, it will affect ventilation and light, causing excessive vegetative growth of stems and leaves. Therefore, planting one plant per sq m is sufficient. A row spacing of 1.8 m and a plant spacing of 0.6 m is the most reasonable planting distance, and about 700 plants can be planted per mu. Pay attention to weeding it promptly, and also prevent spring drought; water promptly as soon as drought is detected.

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