Small-Winged Wingnut Tree Pterocarya stenoptera seeds for planting

Product Description

Small-Winged Wingnut Tree Pterocarya stenoptera seeds for planting

High germination

Easy plant, widely suitable in different places.

Virus resistant

Netness 98%

MOQ 1bag (1000G)

•  The Pterocarya stenoptera seeds are new collected and mature enough . 
•  Non-GMO 
•  Non radiated
•  Only natural dried by sunshine and wind
•  100% Natural raw 
• We have more than 2000 kinds seeds for sale, you could check on this shop or contact us for more. 

Seed collection and storage: Use seeds for propagation, select 10-20-year-old, straight stem, well-developed, and free from pests and diseases. After the fruit is ripe, the ear of the fruit is picked or scattered on the ground and then swept together. After the seeds are collected, they can be sown in the same year, or they can be stored in bags or mixed with sand after being removed and dried, and sown in the spring of the following year.

Pterocarya stenoptera seeds Sowing: Autumn sowing is better, but also spring sowing. During spring sowing (February-March), soak the seeds in warm water at 60-80°C first, and then change the water to soak the seeds for 1-2 days after cooling, and then drill at a row spacing of 20-25 cm, with a seeding rate of 8-10 kg per mu. After germination, thin the seedlings up to 10-15 cm, and do a good job of weeding and loosening the soil, irrigation and drainage, fertilization and pest control. The output of seedlings per mu is 0.8-15,000 plants. When the seedlings are 1.5-2 meters high and 1-2 cm in diameter, they can be planted out of the garden.

Pterocarya stenoptera grows in forests along streams and river beaches and on damp hillsides below 1,500 meters above sea level. It likes deep, fertile and moist soil, and it is more suitable for warm temperate and subtropical climates where the temperature is not too low and the rainfall is relatively high. Hi light tree species, intolerant of shade. Strong moisture resistance, but not resistant to long-term standing water and places where the water level is too high.

Pterocarya stenoptera tree is a deep-rooted tree species with obvious main root and developed lateral roots. The germination power is strong and the growth is fast. Weak resistance to harmful gases sulfur dioxide and chlorine. The leaves quickly turn from green to reddish-brown to purple-brown after being damaged, and fall off easily. For those seriously damaged by sulfur dioxide, the leaves will all fall off within a few hours. Maple poplar grows slowly in the early stage, but accelerates in the later stage.