Introduction to the cultivation methods of ginkgo saplings

Ginkgo embryos are dormant, so sow them in early spring and plant them when the seedlings are over 1 meter tall. They can be propagated by cuttings and tillers, or by bud grafting or branch grafting. The following will introduce to you
how to cultivate ginkgo tree seedlings
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, select superior varieties. Choose strong annual trees that grow fast, vigorously bear fruit, have early pollination, are well-pollinated, have plump kernels, are highly resistant to stress and are free of pests and diseases, and are the mother trees for seed collection. The seeds should be fully mature.
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, seed treatment before sowing. Treat seeds with chemicals before winter to prevent them from becoming moldy, and germinate after thawing in spring. Dig a trench ~cm deep, ~cm wide, and several meters long. Spread 1cm thick fine sand underneath. Spread the winter-hidden seeds evenly in the trench to ~cm thick. Cover the top with 1cm thick fine sand and finally cover it with plastic film to accelerate germination. Afterwards, check in time, spray water and control temperature in time. After ~ days of germination, pick out the germinated seeds and sow them every ~ days.
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, sowing date and quantity. The local area is suitable for spring sowing, and the appropriate time is mid- to late-month. Ginkgo tree seeds have ~ seeds per kilogram, and the embryo-free rate of seeds is ~. Since seedlings prefer shade and are intolerant to light, a large population is conducive to the enhancement of stress resistance of seedlings. Therefore, the seedlings born in the current year should not be too sparse, and the yield of seedlings per mu is ~ Calculated in 10,000 plants, the seeding rate is ~kg.
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When cultivating ginkgo saplings, you must also pay attention to careful management, pay more attention to weather changes, and timely watering and fertilizing.
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