Magnolia denudata, also known as white magnolia, is a traditional precious ornamental tree species in China, loved by people for its unique white flowers and elegant posture. The seedling work of Magnolia denudata is of great significance to ensure its ornamental value. This article will introduce the seedling method of Magnolia denudata in detail, helping you easily cultivate beautiful Magnolia denudata.
Selecting an appropriate seedling siteMagnolia denudata prefers light, cold and drought resistance, and is not strict with soil requirements, but it is best to choose well-drained, fertile sandy soil. Factors to consider when choosing a seedling site include:
1. Sufficient light, avoiding excessive shading;
2. Fertile soil, good drainage;
3. Far from the source of diseases and pests.
Seed collection and processing1. Seed collection: Choose healthy and disease-free Magnolia denudata plants, and collect seeds after the fruit ripens.
2. Seed processing: Soak the collected seeds in clean water for 24 hours, then disinfect with wood ash or copper sulfate solution to prevent seed decay.
Sowing and covering soil1. Sowing time: Spring or autumn is suitable for sowing, with spring being the best.
2. Sowing method: Spread the processed seeds evenly on the seedbed, with a covering soil thickness of about 2-3 centimeters.
3. Watering after covering soil: Water thoroughly immediately after sowing to keep the soil moist.
Seedling management1. Watering: Keep the soil moist but avoid waterlogging.
2. Fertilizing: Every 15 days during the seedling stage, apply a thin solution of human manure or compound fertilizer.
3. Weeding: Remove weeds in a timely manner to prevent them from competing with seedlings for nutrients.
4. Disease and pest control: Regularly inspect the seedlings and control diseases and pests in a timely manner.
Transplanting and care1. Transplanting time: When the seedlings grow to 10-15 centimeters high, they can be transplanted.
2. Transplanting method: Choose a cloudy day or evening for transplanting, and when digging holes, pay attention to maintaining the soil structure to avoid damaging the roots.
3. Management after transplanting: Water immediately after transplanting, keep the soil moist, and strengthen fertilizing, weeding, and disease and pest control.
The seedling work of Magnolia denudata requires patience and careful care. With the above methods, I believe you can successfully cultivate beautiful Magnolia denudata. Magnolia denudata has high ornamental value and market prospects. I hope this article is helpful to you.
References:
1. Zhang Wei, Li Ming. Seedling Technology of Magnolia denudata [J]. Forest Practical Technology, 2018, 32(4): 56-57.
2. Zhao Yongqiang, Wang Fang. Cultivation and Propagation of Magnolia denudata [J]. China Flower Gardening, 2019, 38(6): 48-49.