How to plant hairy cherry

Selection of planting sites for hairy cherry

If you want to grow an excellent hairy cherry, you must first choose a good planting site. The hairy cherry itself does not have very strict requirements for the soil, but very poor soil is not conducive to the growth of hairy cherry. It is best to choose land with loose and breathable soil, and the more fertile the better. It would be even better if it can be close to a water source. In addition, the external environment should also be able to ensure that it can fully receive sunlight and air can circulate, rather than a closed environment with fertile soil.

Planting method of hairy cherry

After selecting the planting site, we need to plant the hairy cherries. First, we need to dig a hole of suitable size on the selected land. The size depends on the size of the hairy cherries you plant. It can be of moderate size. After digging, you can first add some fertilizer to the hole, then put the hairy cherries in it, and fill it with loose and fertile soil. At this time, you can pull the hairy cherries out appropriately, and then compact the soil. At this time, you can water it enough. Remember to put the hairy cherries on a rack at this time, because the hairy cherries have not taken root at this time and can easily be blown down by strong winds.

Maintenance after planting cherry

After planting the hairy cherry, you can water it enough and wait for it to grow slowly. However, some dead leaves and branches will appear during the growth process. These branches should be pruned in time to avoid affecting the normal supply of nutrients. In addition, it is also necessary to supply nutrients to it in time. If necessary, apply fertilizer every once in a while.