How to plant agarwood? Planting methods and techniques

Agarwood growth environment requirements

Agarwood prefers a high temperature environment. When it is growing, the average temperature needs to be kept above 20 degrees so that it can develop well. During normal maintenance, there must be sufficient sunlight. However, it is best to avoid strong light in summer, otherwise it will affect its growth.

Agarwood planting time

Agarwood is usually planted in March and April in spring, when the temperature gradually rises and the climate environment is more suitable for growth. It can germinate quickly after planting. It needs to maintain a suitable temperature at ordinary times, and water and fertilize in time to allow it to have sufficient nutrients for growth.

How to plant agarwood

When planting agarwood, you need to dig a hole of suitable size, then fill some outer soil at the bottom of the pit, and then you can plant the seedlings in it. After filling the soil, you need to water it in time. During normal maintenance, there must be sufficient water. There is no need for too much fertilizer, and four times a year is enough.

When planting agarwood, you first need to dig a hole, then fill it with an appropriate amount of soil, and then plant it in it. After planting, it needs to be watered in time.

Key points of agarwood cultivation technology

When agarwood is growing, you need to pay attention to the fact that it has a relatively high demand for water. It needs to be watered in time to keep the soil moist. There must also be a good ventilation environment during maintenance, otherwise diseases and pests will occur, which will affect its growth and development.