Planting trees in square pits and how it affects their growth

Planting trees at the site - Responsible and painstaking business. Of course, you can save time and effort by doing everything somehow, but then the tree may not take root, rot, and in the end the result will be unpleasant.



There are many technologies for planting trees. Some are better, some are worse, but still suitable for specific rocks or a specific temperature and soil type. Now we're going to think a little bit about all of this. However, we have one interesting know-how that you may not even have heard of. Join us and learn a lot of useful information.

Planting trees on the site Interesting to know Varieties of fruit and berry crops can be propagated vegetatively.

This means that fruit plants can only be cut or grafted. That is, without a person they themselves can not live and give offspring. But how come? After all, cucumbers, tomatoes, peas and so on, we just sow and they somehow grow. What's the reason?



The fact is that, firstly, varieties of all modern fruit crops contain the genotype of both parent forms, obtained due to their crossing. And secondly, most fruit crops are cross-pollinated plants.

In short, to tie the fruit, the flower needs to be pollinated from a flower located on a plant of another variety or a wild relative. And this is also work for a person, in no other way.



Among the fruit trees Most are mutants..

Modern varieties, such as apples, are descendants of older varieties that can be hundreds of years old. Moreover, their quality and size will overwhelmingly be much better than the characteristics of their ancestors. This is due to the fact that samples that did not mutate in the way that a person needs, simply did not take root in the process of historical development.



So, it’s time to tell you what this method is so unique, how it is good and how it differs from the trivial planting of trees, which has been for many, many years.



It's actually simple. We use knowledge from geometry, even physics, and it's just a pit in which we plant young trees. Most choose a round one: so, they say, the roots will need to stretch equally far in different directions, and this will create the necessary balance.

We answer: wrongly! For high-quality planting of a young seedling is best suited square uniform. This is logical from a scientific point of view.

When you plant a tree in the standard way, you first dig a round hole and fill it with soil with lots of nutrients. First, the roots of the seedling without problems grow and develop in different directions. Because of this ideal shape, the tree gets used to feeding from different sides.



Then, when the roots grow, stiffen and lose the ability to bend at different angles, they simply choose the most optimal course of events, which they “learned” immediately after planting: the roots take on a spiral shape and simply fill the entire space with nourishing soil, turning into a box. It is not necessary to say that the whole tree develops poorly.



The square shape has angles of 90 degrees. Such “turns” roots can not do, and they have to develop widely from an early age. Therefore, when time passes and a plot of land with “delicious” soil dries up, the root system of the strengthened tree is much larger than its neighbors. The plant itself feels much better.

This seemingly simple way will help the gardener grow quality garden trees and collect a good harvest. If you explain by example, it is like giving a child from an early age to some sports section. Yeah, I don't feel like it at first. But children grow quickly, and soon the result will be visible to the naked eye.



We recommend not to be skeptical about something new, but just to think about the information and maybe even try. It is easy to determine who is right and who is not. We wish all gardeners and gardeners a generous harvest, and let no pests disturb the peace of your plants.