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Improving the survival of tea transplants
Moisturizing transport for tea planters should be graded into bundles after the soil is lifted, and the roots should be soaked with yellow mud water for long-distance transportation. Packing pressure should not be too high during the transport, it is best to transport in the evening or rainy days, and asked the side transport side planting to maintain the freshness of tea. Planted on a sunny or rainy day after the rain has the highest survival rate. Digging deep type shallow row spacing 1.50.33 meters standard, planting rows open planting trenches, planting trenches generally deep 0.33 meters, 0.2 meters wide, this is conducive to the maintenance of water and soil, but also conducive to the deep root tea. When you plant, you should master the "muddy door" of the tea and the ground level, which is too deep for unfavorable growth. Under the real pine planting, the roots of the tea plant should be regarded as practical and steadfast depending on the physical and chemical properties of the soil and the dryness of the moisture, and then the surface of the soil should be smashed, and then covered with thatch, leaves, straw, etc. after pouring the water. Phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied during planting. Fertilizers should not be directly contacted with the roots. It is better to use the coke ash after it is composted. It is not easy to plant the tea seedlings in the topsoil land reclamation area, so when the planting ditch is planted, the topsoil should be turned into the bottom of the ditch, and the heart and soil that covers the land should be covered. Whether seedlings are seedlings or not is the prerequisite for stable production and high yield in the future tea gardens. Select 2 to 3 healthy seedlings per hole, select small-scale tea seedlings to grow, and adopt a small number of repeated fertilization methods to promote rapid growth. Post-planting management Immediately after planting, pruning should be carried out in order to reduce leaf surface evaporation. Cut off the branches more than 20 cm above the ground, and use the “seedlings for seedlings†method for cuttings. After the current transplanting, prevention and control of drought, frost and various pests and diseases must be done.