How long is the growth cycle of a poplar tree?

Poplar Growth Introduction

Poplars have the widest distribution and the strongest adaptability in the world. They are mainly distributed in the temperate and cold temperate zones of the Northern Hemisphere at low altitudes to 4,800 meters. They are widely planted in China, covering the Northeast, Northwest, North China and Southwest China.

Poplar growth cycle

Poplars have the characteristics of rapid early growth, strong adaptability, wide distribution, many types and varieties, easy hybridization, easy improvement of genetics, and easy asexual reproduction.

Poplars have a long growth cycle, generally around 12 years.

Poplar growth rate

Poplars grow slowly, so first you need to select high-quality seeds and plant them after germination. During this period, you need to manage water and fertilizer well. When they grow to a certain stage, they need to be transplanted and carefully cared for so that they can thrive.

Poplar growth cycle management

Temperature management: Poplars prefer a warm environment and have a certain degree of cold resistance. The suitable growth temperature is between 20 and 25 degrees.

Fertilization management: Organic fertilizer can be added during the growth period of poplar trees. In late autumn, trenches can be dug at the base and farmyard manure can be filled in the trenches. The amount to be applied can be determined based on the age and size of the tree, and then covered with soil.