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மரம் வளர்ப்போம்

இயற்கை அன்னை ஈன்றெடுத்த செல்வங்களுள் அற்புதமான செல்வம் மரங்களாகும். மரங்களின்றி அமையாது எதுவும். சகலதும் மரங்களை சார்ந்தே நிகழும்; மரங்களை சார்ந்தே இருக்கும்.

ஒரு மரம், இரு மரம் இன்றி பல்லாயிரக்கனக்கான தாவரங்களை கொண்டு அமைந்ததே காடுகளாகும். ஒவ்வொரு மரமும் ஒரு சுற்றுச் சூழல் அமைப்பை உருவாக்கும்.

ஆகவே நாமும் மரம் வளர்ப்போம் என்று நினைத்து செயல்பட வேண்டும். காரணம் மரங்களே இப்பூமியின் மூச்சாகும்.

மரங்கள் ஒவ்வொன்றும் ஒவ்வொருவருக்கும் முக்கியத்துவம் வாய்ந்தவையாக திகழ்கின்றன.

ஏனெனில், ஐந்தறிவு படைத்த ஜீவன்கள் முதல் ஆறறிவு கொண்ட மானிடன் வரை அனைவரும் சுவாசிப்பதற்கு தேவையான ஒட்சிசனை தருவது இம்மரங்களே என்பதனாலாகும்.

இத்தாவரப் போர்வை இல்லையேல் பூமியில் உயிரினங்கள் இல்லை என்றால் அதில் எவ்வித பொய்யுமில்லை.

இனி மரங்களின் முக்கியத்துவம் பற்றியும் அவற்றின் பயன்கள் பற்றியும் பார்க்கலாம் வாருங்கள்.

மரத்தின் பயன்கள்

பூமியைப் பொருத்தவரையில் மரங்கள் இல்லையேல் பூமி பாலைவனமே. பாலைவனத்தை கூட சோலைவனங்களாக்கும் வல்லமை மரங்களிற்கு உண்டு.

மரங்கள் காபனீரொட்சைட்டை உட்சுவாசித்து ஒட்சிசனை வெளியிடுவதனாலேயே நாம் தூய்மையான காற்றை சுவாசிக்க முடிகிறது. அத்துடன் ��ரங்கள் வளியை தூய்மைபடுத்துகின்றன.

சூழலிலுள்ள வெப்பத்தை தனித்து குளிர்மையான காற்றை மரங்கள் எமக்குத் தந்துதவுகின்றன.

பூமிக்குத் தேவையான நீரை பெற்றுத்தருவதில் மரங்கள் முக்கிய பங்கு வகிக்கின்றன. மரங்கள் இருப்பதால் தான் புவிக்கு மழைவீழ்ச்சி கிடைக்கின்றது.

சூழல் வெப்பத்தை போக்கி குளிர்ச்சியடையச் செய்யும் மழையானது மரங்கள் பெருமளவு இருப்பதனாலேயே பூமிக்கு கிடைக்கிறது.

முழுமையாக வாசிக்க தயவுசெய்து இங்கே க்ளிக் செய்யவும்.

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Preventing Nutrient Toxicity in Trees: What You Need to Know

A tree is dependent on the soil to obtain nutrition for healthy growth and vigor. Although the requirement of Tree nutrition and fertilization may vary, they use their roots to absorb necessary nutrients, supplements, and energy for life. But do you know what trees and plants need? Let’s start with what the nutrition tree needs for growth and from where it will get.

Ways Tree Obtain Nutrition To Grow

Trees extract fluids and nutrition through their root system. Soil quality and climate play a major role in nutrition distribution. Trees draw out nutrition from healthy soil with the help of their expansive root system. The tip of the root is the one that absorbs nutrients through the root hairs. Roots have many layers, somewhat like your skin. We won’t get into the names here – it gets complicated quickly!

Root hairs are ultra-fine roots that have a large surface area, allowing them to absorb even more water. The majority of plants also partner with different fungi to absorb even more nutrients from the water in the soil.

Trees with taproots do well in dry soil because their long taproot helps them explore for water below the earth which is good for nutrient management. Trees with fibrous root systems are excellent for erosion control, all thanks to their complex root systems.

For instance, California suffers from extremely dry summers, and most farmers plant their trees during late summer or early fall. This is important so that trees get enough water and nutrients below the earth and give them enough time to grow their taproots.

Also, by planting in the fall, trees will develop a strong root system and early spring months. The more established the root system, the stronger the trees before the extreme heat and stress of summer take over.

Henceforth, trees share some of their sugars in exchange for getting useful nutrients. These relationships are most common and beneficial in poor and dry soil like in California.

Thus, multiple other layers of the root help screen nutrients and water. After that, they store and direct them through the vascular system of the plant for further use.

However, nature provides carbon-di-oxide, sunlight, and other core supplements that your tree needs. But if you think trees are self-sufficient, you are mistaken.

Why Do Trees Lack Nutrition? What Happens Due To Tree Nutrition Deficiency?

At times, the unwanted invasions and poor soil quality create a deficiency in Tree nutrition, resulting in decreasing quality and growth. There won’t be an adequate supply of nutrition for leaves, flowers, and other parts of plants. Also, imbalance in nature can hamper nutrition and sustenance to survive. What will be the results of poor soil quality, intervention in nutrient transportation, and upsetting the delicate balance of nature?

Stunted growth

Death of plant tissue

Wilting or discoloration Of leaves

The early dropping of leaves

Mushroom growth on the trunk

Thinning of crown

These are the symptoms of deficient tree nutrition and fertilization. So, nutrition management for trees is crucial. But do you know what nutrients your soil requires and whether it is getting what it needs or not? Continue reading to uncover all.

Essential Nutrients For Tree Growth

For healthy growth, trees need three categories of nutrients – macronutrients, secondary nutrients, and micronutrients. Macronutrients are:

N- Nitrogen P- Phosphorus K- Potassium

Trees need a substantial amount of these nutrients, and therefore, all these exist in fertilizers. Trees do not need as many secondary nutrients, such as calcium, magnesium, and sulfur. Finally, trees need very few micronutrients, including iron, zinc, copper, manganese, boron, etc.

A basic nutrient that all plants require is phosphorus. It is a vitally important nutrient for trees producing fruits. It’s vital for raising healthy trees and fruits; no matter the tree species, they need only modest amounts of it.

When a tree absorbs water and the aforementioned type of nutrients through its roots, they transfer them through the vascular system up to the rest of the plant. Water is brought up to use for photosynthesis and is also essential for the transportation of nutrients and sugars, which result in healthy leaves.

Precise Feeding To Plants With Professional Assistance

You may be wondering what role the application of fertilizer plays in correcting nutrient deficiencies. It goes without saying that the appropriate application of fertilizer will replace the nutrients that are missing in the soil.

The University of California-Riverside suggests adding 1-3/4 cups of phosphorus fertilizer when planting a tree. So, the tree requires another pound after every three or four years.

However, the guidance of an Arboricultural Consultant is essential for the evaluation of what a particular tree may require before applying fertilizer or any other nutrient. Many of these nutrients are easily washed away by rainfall. But using fertilizer or other soil supplements will help keep your plants happy and healthy.

Plants need nutrients to germinate, grow, fight off diseases and pests, and also for reproduction. These are needed in larger, smaller amounts for the plant to stay healthy. Some trees need nutrients that experts calibrate carefully to keep them lush and green.

As a rule thumb, it’s crucial when applying nutrients to trees to get the help of a professional because, at times, it is hard to know what tree nutrients are present in the soil.

A professional can assist by discerning whether a tree is getting what it needs by looking for outward signs that might indicate a deficiency. Some visible signs to check for are slower growth than expected, wilting and yellow leaves. A professional helper can then assist with the type of nutrients that are needed.

While these symptoms can be recognizable, there are other problems that are not so visible. When such problems happen, the tree may become more susceptible to disease, pests, and even damage from weather events, and a professional will get the job done by proving proper guidance.

They can advise the exact nutrients needed at any stage of growth for health, beauty, and even tastiness. Further, they can pick up on what trees need through various signs and indicators, diagnosing illnesses, pest issues, and nutrient deficiencies.

Takeaway

Trees absorb nutrients through the roots with the help of water and store them in other parts, like leaves which then can be used for tree fertilization. Adequate nutrients for tree growth include phosphorus, potassium, and nitrogen. But your plant needs more than NPK to survive.

Other tree nutrients which are secondary include zinc, carbon, hydrogen, iodine, calcium, sulphur, iron, magnesium, and copper. They are less important than the former. So, you need them in a smaller amount. If these important tree nutrients are missing in the soil, fertilizer and injections can be applied to improve soil texture, fertility, and water retention abilities. Calculate the required quantity of Tree nutrition for healthy growth and fulfill the absolute requirement with the help of Tree Doctors.

Original Source: How Do Trees Obtain Nutrition In Order To Grow

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How to whitewash for trees in autumn

Cold weather is coming and there may be a light frost at night, but the sun is not only shining during the day, it is scorching hot, peeking out from behind the clouds. It is as if these are remnants of summer, fragments of summer's warmth as if nature has given us a debt. It seems that nature is paying our debt, but it is all deceptive: snowflakes will begin to fall, frost will cover the rowan fruit, puddles will begin to freeze, and the ground will begin to freeze little by little. In this period it is not worth waiting for rain. From time to time, the first snowflakes break through the veil of silence and gray. Late autumn is a harbinger of winter, and this article describes how and why to whitewash for trees.

What is a gardener to do during this difficult transition period for trees when warm days are followed by frosty nights? There are many ways to prevent frost - this includes winter shade, soaking, and hiding branches and trunks in the ground. But this is better suited to malleable, bushy crops. Today we will talk about trees, their protection in the form of Whitewash for tree trunks until the first branches, about the need for such protection, terminology, the best components of Whitewash for trees, and the correct preparation, and of course the techniques of Whitewash for trees.

WHY DO WE NEED WHITEWASH FOR TREES? In fact, not everyone understands the meaning of Whitewash for tree activity, more than half of the people think that Whitewash for trees tree base is just for aesthetic purposes. For example, in early May, when the alley looks really festive and beautiful. But beauty is actually only good for many things: yes, it's nice to look at a whitened, clean garden, but on the other hand, Whitewash for trees also protects the garden from many harmful effects.

1. Prevents sunburn Sunlight is necessary and useful, but sometimes it can also be harmful, for example in the garden, during thawing, the sun's rays can cause severe burns on the bark, which further turns into delamination of the bark, its decay, and deep wounds. The latter can even lead to the death of the tree if a serious infection gets inside. Particularly severe burns occur when the snow becomes melted and turns into a mirror, and then the beam of light focused on the tree can even burn a small hole in the bark (but this is not common). If the trunk up to the first branch is covered with a white component in time for the sunlight to reflect off the trunk like a mirror, then it can be said with confidence that your garden will avoid intense overheating during the provocative thaw of winter and early spring, and of course, intense burns that cause the bark to crack.

2. Balancing temperature fluctuations Their hazards in everyday life are well known, probably starting from the schoolroom. Fruit trees are no exception. Under the cover of the white Whitewash for tree stuff, the bark sometimes heats up quite severely during the day and cools down vigorously at night. If you touch the bark at noon and midnight on the same day, you can see a big difference in its temperature (if we are talking about late fall, of course). The whitewash acts as a kind of coat, literally protecting the white trunk from being heated, and at night there is nothing at all to cool it down, and the temperature difference will be minimal. What is the resulting benefit - of course, no frosty tree holes - actually opens the door to all sorts of infections, including pathogenic spores, and the pathogens of hundreds of other diseases.

3. Fighting disease With a simple Whitewash for trees, which usually takes only a shortfall, you can protect your plants from pathogens and spores that lurk in the corners of the bark and become warm winter dwellings. Usually among the ingredients of whitewash, in addition to all the very familiar lime, are elements such as fungicides, i.e. drugs designed precisely to eliminate undesirable fungal infections that survive and make their home in hibernation. Fungicides show activity not only on the surface of the bark but also penetrate deep into the bark and even show their activity there.

SELECTING INGREDIENTS FOR WHITEWASH FOR TREES LACQUERS FOR FRUIT TREES Preparation at home. Let's start with the composition, which is prepared with our own hands, wearing, of course, protective rubber gloves beforehand, and if it's a girl, then a short bunch of hair tied and a respirator. The first thing to consider is just one basic ingredient, namely quicklime, or more precisely, its solution in the basic stucco.

1. Slaked lime In order to make the solution we have just made perfect, it is necessary to strictly observe the proportions of all its components, i.e. take 2.5 kg of fresh slaked lime, 300 g of copper alum, or 500 g of iron alum, all this in a standard bucket of 10 liters of water, add 100 g of white wine.

The secret from the master! If you add only one tablespoon of carbolic acid to this solution, you will otherwise protect your favorite trees from mice. I can't say that this method is 100% reliable, but at one of the sites of our Institute, it worked perfectly.

About the solution: This is not a novelty, but a classic, a solution used by gardeners, probably since the first complete garden was planted. I can not say that the level of protection of trees is high, and there are drawbacks, but the most important trump card is the insignificant price and the primary, so to speak, production of this ingredient (and of course the popularity). When whitewashing young trees, it is necessary to halve the concentration of lime in the solution in order not to harm them.

1a. How to prepare slaked lime? As a rule, the gardener has large pieces of limestone at his disposal. Such lime is considered burnt lime and should be quenched. For this reason, water should be added to the lime very carefully; this reaction causes the water to boil. On one part of the lime, there should be about one and a half parts of water. Further, dilute 2.5 kg of already extinguished lime with water and add 500 grams of copper sulfate, by this composition the trees can be treated accurately, from below to above, protecting the eyes, of course.

2. Option 2: Grandfather's recipe If you can not make a stucco composition, you can use a mixture of clay and cowpeas to coat the trunk of the tree. To prepare such an interesting mixture, you should take 2 kg of quicklime (we already know how to quench), 1 kg of clay, 1 kg of cowpeas, and 300 grams of copper alum. This composition and the need to cover the trees, but usually they are used when there are few plants on the site, simply 2-

3. Option 3: pre-made mixes On the counter, you can see and ready-made mixture, they are also made on the basis of lime and clay, which is written on the package - "breathable". Everything will be fine, but this composition will remain on the tree for several months, and if it suddenly rains, it will wash away at once. In view of this, if you want to use such a mixture, then be prepared to double-wash at least your favorites. Usually, on the shelves, we see special garden water emulsions or acrylic paints that say "garden" on them. How are they different from the usual? The fact that they contain ingredients that protect trees, for example, acrylic coatings contain antifungal and fungicidal ingredients and they quite reliably keep tree trunks safe from 90% of pathogens. However, I'll give you a hint right away: acrylic paint is not breathable at all, so it is not advisable to use it at least on young plants. It is proudly written on the cans of garden water emulsion paint that it protects against any winter frosts. However, while it may have a warming effect on the wood, it definitely does not provide protection against insect pests. Therefore, do not forget to add any copper-containing preparations (250-300 g) per liter and mix everything thoroughly before use.

RULES FOR WHITEWASH FOR TREES Well, I think that so much has been said about composing, it's time to start Whitewash for trees rules. It is usually done at the junction of autumn and winter when the rain is removed to the maximum, otherwise, you will have to do everything earlier or eliminate the consequences of rain. Usually, during this period, the temperature is set at the mark of 23 °F (-5 ° C), the trend is exactly lower. Of course, it is important to choose a dry day for whitewashing, preferably with a dry trunk and a weather forecast of at least a few days without rain.

1. Preparing the trees for Whitewash for trees The time has been chosen and now it is time to prepare the trees. Before using any of the above combinations, you need to carefully inspect the trunk from the bottom to the very first crease, which will also have to be Whitewash for trees. Take a very thin metal scraper, preferably with a sturdy plastic handle, and clean the trunks and lower bases of the skeletal branches of all the trees in your garden as thoroughly as possible, but be careful to clean diseased and already dry bark, as well as all old trees and, of course, moss. Lichen is your choice, they seem harmless, but for me the general appearance of the tree is spoiled and the composition of the trunk treated in the presence of Lichen is unknowingly not very pleasant.

2. Tips for getting rid of Lichen By the way, it is not easy to get rid of Lichen. There should be something like cleaning the trunk with a solution that should consist of a kilogram of common salt, a few kilograms of wood ash, and a few bars of soap. All this should be diluted in a bucket of water heated to room temperature. By the way, before carrying out this treatment, in order not to salinize the soil, the bottom of the trunk should be lined with polyethylene film and its edges bent so that the solution can be collected and subsequently removed from the site. It can be washed off with a metal brush, wetting it more in this solution. When treating the trunk, the main thing is not to damage the bark of the plant itself. Immediately after cleaning the entire trunk and wounds, it should be treated with garden varnish, applied well in the cracks. If you don't have a brew, you can make your own caulk: mix two parts clay and one part manure, add one gram of copper sulfate and a pinch of straw powder. Then mix everything thoroughly to make something like a windowpane, which is best for trees.

3. Finally, take a brush So, everything is ready, the compound is ready, the stems are waiting to be protected and renewed, and it's time to take a brush. It is possible not to choose wisely about the brush, you can take any brush, from the cheapest to the most expensive, and you are not likely to use it next season anyway. The only thing I can suggest is to take a brush according to the size of the trunk. As for the Whitewash for trees tip, never be in a hurry, try to brush every area of the surface, starting with the lower part of the trunk. If you start at the top, the whitewash or other components will run down the trunk and you'll end up with what seems like you've painted it completely, but in reality, there are still thick patches that will simply come off over time. Usually, get up and do the chalking with the skeleton branch at 12inch (30cm) height (that is, with a stool to help you).

In conclusion about rainfall, as soon as the rainfall passes, run to the garden and check everything. If you care about your garden, you may have to redo some or all of it. About the film: I met an interesting friend who wrapped his trunk in food film - it was cheap, fast, and saturated The film retained moisture perfectly and actually promoted the development of various molds and fungi that live and multiply there, just like in a greenhouse. So, don't do this stupid thing. Good luck, as always I am ready and will try to answer your questions in the comments.

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It's ok to cry.

When the sky cries it causes growth.

Your tears will too remove blockages, so that flowers and forest alike rise up inside of you.

Replacing what was bare with abundance.

~Signed, NSE