How to plant prickly ash

1. How to plant

When the prickly ash buds grow to more than 10 cm and the stems have many thorns, they can be transplanted. The transplanted seedlings must be ventilated and water controlled before they can be cultivated. The planting time is generally chosen in early spring, when the soil temperature 10 cm underground reaches above 12°C. When planting, the seedlings are directly planted into the soil and watered enough.

2. Precautions

The root system of the prickly ash is well-developed, and its branches and leaves are lush. If the row spacing is too narrow, it will affect ventilation and light, and cause the stems and leaves to grow too long, so only one plant can be planted per square meter. The most reasonable planting distance is 1.8 meters between rows and 0.6 meters between plants. About 700 plants can be planted in one acre of land. Pay attention to timely weeding and prevent spring drought. Water the plant in time once drought is detected.