Planting Method
1) The plant should be planted in a depth of the pit as long as it was in the nursery or pothole or in the polythene bag. Putting in a greater depth leads to loss of stems and lower depth leads to root soils, causing them to damage.
2) Before planting the plant should break most of its leaves but the four-five leaves of the upper part should remain engaged. Remaining more leaves in plants leads to vaporization (Transpiration) higher i.e. water blows more. The plant does not draw water from the land in as many magnitudes as the roots are not functional. So there is a shortage of water within the plant and the plant can die.
3) Place of plant penned i.e. the original and the crunchy cast or the millen point (Graft Union) should be above the land. When it comes to the soil, the place begins to rot and the plant can die.
4) The direction of the joint should remain towards the south-west direction. Doing so does not break the joints with a strong wind.
5) After planting the plant, the soil around it should be well pressed, so that the plant may not be planted in irrigation.
6) Irrigation should be done immediately after planting the plant.
7) The plants should be planted as far as possible.
8) If the plants are brought away from the place of afar, they must first place them in a shady place for a week. This eliminates damage in plant traffic. After this, they should apply in the pits. Immediately plunging in the pit keeps the fear of dying plants.
Whatever the plant is planted should have the following properties:
1) The plant age should be at least one year. Plants not more than two years of age should also be planted, their dies are more afraid.
2) The plant should be prepared by the pulp method or by the budsman or the erosion method. Such plants are called penny or grafted. Such plants have a variety of properties less than their ancestral tree. Plants prepared from seeds do not keep the ancestral properties stable.
3) The plant should be right according to its varieties. So the plant should be manned from a reliable nursery. Plants should not be taken from a nursery which does not cause maternal trees.
4) Any type of disease should not be infected.
5) A threaded straight, low-height, keeps the best spreading.
6) Millen point of plants should be well connected.
7) Millen point is at least a distance of the land in the buds or subtropical plant i.e. part of the parent (Root Stock) or stem should be at least elongated.
8) The plant grows rapidly.
9) The plant is planted in Polythene or Gumla. Less dies when planting such plants.
10) If the plant is harvested from the nursery, then there should be sufficient soil in their roots.
All this information is based on my personal information and personal experience
