The process of willow germination

The process of willow germination

After sowing and caring for a few days, the willow tree will grow some small buds, which are yellow-green in color and generally about the size of small mung beans. After waiting for another day or two, it will generally grow a little longer.

Generally, its seedlings will come out in about a week. After a period of care, there will be some small hairs on the seedlings. They are white in color and feel relatively soft. Generally, they need to be maintained in moist soil and watered in time during the growth process.

Willow planting time

Willow trees generally have strong survival abilities and can grow in most environments. The best time to plant them is mid-March each year. The temperature at this time is generally relatively stable, which is very suitable for the growth of willow trees. Generally, they will sprout and emerge from the soil one month after planting.

Willow buds

The buds of willow trees are generally tender and they grow very fast. They are generally yellow-green in color and are more suitable for maintenance in a warm environment, which will be beneficial to the growth of willow trees.