Photinia Red Robin Landscape plants photinia fraseri seeds Red-Tip Photinia leaf for planting

Product Description

Landscape plants photinia fraseri seeds Red-Tip Photinia leaf for planting/Photinia Red Robin

High germination

Fruit tree seeds

Fast growing 

Easy plant, widely suitable in different places.

Virus resistant

Netness 98%

MOQ 1bag (1000G)

•  The photinia fraseri seeds are new collected and mature enough . 
•  Non-GMO 
•  Non radiated
•  Only natural dried by sunshine and wind
•  100% Natural raw 
• We have more than 2000 kinds seeds for sale, you could check on this shop or contact us for more. 

Cultivation techniques of photinia fraseri seeds

1. Collection of seeds

Seeds were harvested at the ripening stage of the photinia fraseri seeds , the fruit was smashed, rinsed, and the seeds were taken out to dry, and stored in stratified sand until sowing in the spring of the following year. The ratio of seeds to sand is 1:3.

2. Land selection and sowing

Choose a land with fertile, deep and soft soil (mixed with 1/3 river sand) as a seedbed for open field sowing. In the first ten days of February, ditch and drill, the row spacing is 20 cm, and the soil is covered with a thickness of 2 to 3 cm. It is slightly suppressed. After watering, the grass is covered to keep the soil moist, which is conducive to the unearthed seeds. The seeding rate is 15-18 kg/666 square meters.

Management and maintenance /photinia fraseri seeds

Seedling management

When the saplings are basically out (about 30 days later), the mulching should be carefully removed to prevent the saplings from being pulled out. The sapling density is too high.

And time seedlings, the time is in May, if the density is too small, it should be transplanted or replanted in time. The seedlings under the interval were planted at a plant-row spacing of 20 cm * 20 cm, and watered as they were planted to ensure a higher survival rate. Apply urea or ternary compound fertilizer once every two weeks, and the dosage per mu is about 4 kg. Irrigation in time of drought and drainage in time of flood. Common diseases and insect pests in the seedbed stage include blight, damping off, grubs, cutworms, etc., which should be prevented in time. It is also necessary to prevent birds and beasts from harming the saplings.

post-insertion management

One week after cutting, the moisture content of the substrate should be controlled at 60% to 70%, and the relative humidity of the air should be 95%. After 15 days of cutting, most of the cuttings begin to take root. The moisture content of the substrate should be controlled at about 40%, and the film should be gradually removed for ventilation. When more than 50% of the cuttings sprout new leaves, the film can be removed. Every 20 days, spray Fu·fu zinc and carbendazim 800 times liquid to control anthracnose and root rot, and remove diseased plants and burn them in time. After all cuttings took root and spread leaves, water-soluble fertilizer (0.2% urea) was sprayed to promote growth.

Water and Fertilizer Management

Apply enough basal fertilizer before planting and water in time after planting. Pay attention to watering during the growing period, especially in the high temperature season from June to August, it is advisable to water once every half month. A certain amount of compound fertilizer and organic fertilizer can be topdressed in spring and summer.

cold protection

The newly transplanted heather must be protected from cold for 2-3 years. After winter, build a strong windproof barrier and leave an opening in the south facing the sun to receive sunlight. Also, cover the ground with a layer of straw or other mulch to keep the roots from freezing.

prune

When pruning heather, the plants with many and thin branches should be pruned strongly, and some branches should be thinned; the plants with few and thick branches should be pruned lightly to promote the germination of more flowering branches. For those with smaller crowns, truncate the annual branches to expand the crown; for those with larger crowns, retract the main branches and replace the main branches with the side to ease the tree vigor. If the heather grows vigorously, cut off the long branches after flowering to promote the growth of leaf buds. In winter, for the purpose of shaping, some dense branches and useless branches are thinned to maintain growth space and promote the development of new branches. Trees that are used for modeling should be pruned 1-2 times a year, such as hedges, they should be pruned more often to maintain a good shape.