Disadvantages of soft-branch tea oil and planting methods of soft-branch tea oil

Soft-branched tea oil is a small evergreen tree. It grows to a height of 3 to 4 meters and has a lifespan of up to 80 years. This plant blooms around October every year and its seeds mature after the frost. Its seeds are the main part that can be used by humans and can be used to purify tea oil. So what are the shortcomings of soft-branched tea oil? How should it be planted in normal times?

Disadvantages of soft-branch tea oil

The soft-branch tea oil tree has no disadvantages. It is an excellent variety that grows the fastest, bears fruit the earliest and has the highest yield among all tea oil trees. It is also particularly resistant and has a relatively high oil content. The tea oil purified from its fruit as the main raw material can be eaten directly. It does not have the bitterness of other tea oils and tastes particularly good.

Planting method of soft-branch tea oil

1. Soft-branched tea oil tree likes a warm and humid environment. It is suitable for planting in areas with warm climates. According to the local climate, it can only be planted when the outside temperature rises above 10 degrees. When planting it, seedlings must be raised first. When raising seedlings, the prepared seedlings should be sown in a sand bed or nutrient soil with a depth of no more than three centimeters, and they should be covered with sand. Grafting can be carried out only after it grows three or four leaves. The grafted seedlings can be transplanted and planted after growing for about a month.

2. Soft-branch tea oil does not have high requirements for the soil. People can plant it in sandy soil with good water permeability and air permeability. It is best if the sandy soil contains humus. Before planting soft-branch tea oil, the land should be deep plowed, and the land should be prepared by digging holes. After the land is prepared, the seedlings of soft-planted tea oil can be planted. After planting, the soil should be backfilled in time.

3. After planting the soft-branch tea oil tree, you must pay attention to pruning and shaping, especially after it grows to 30~5 cm, you must retain the main trunk. In the first year of planting, keep it about 30 cm from the ground, and select 3~4 long and good side branches for cultivation. In the second year, retain 2~3 productive branches on each tissue. In addition, during the growth of the soft-branch tea oil tree, you must pinch the branches in time to control the excessive growth of the branches, and also cut off all diseased and dead branches.

After reading the detailed introduction to the soft-branch tea oil tree above, you can know that the shortcomings of the soft-branch tea oil tree are almost negligible. On the contrary, it is an important existence with extremely high utilization value. Large-scale planting can bring higher economic benefits to people. If you are interested, you can refer to the specific introduction to its planting methods above to plant soft-branch tea oil. If you manage it carefully after planting, you will have considerable benefits after a few years.