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  1. Maria MOROZOVA, agronomist, Smolensk

    Let's fill the planting holes

    Add rotted manure or compost to the planting hole as organic matter. On average, a regular pit requires 30-40 kg of humus or compost. If your garden has poor soil, then, in addition to organics, add 0,5-1 kg of superphosphate, 150 g of potassium chloride. On soils that are moderately and well supplied with nutrition, mineral fertilizers are not needed. You can also throw a handful of eggshells into the planting hole. When applying, mix the fertilizers with the top fertile layer of soil.

    FRESH MANURE CANNOT BE APPLIED INTO PLANTING HOLES: IT RELEASES AMMONIA. WHICH POISONS THE ROOTS.

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  2. Nikolai CHROMOV, Cand. of sciences

    How far?

    If the seedlings are not dwarf, they will need a lot of space for full development. Be sure to consider this before buying and planting, otherwise in the future the plants will begin to thicken, hurt and bear less fruit. On average, the distance between trees should be 1,5-6 m, and between rows - 2,5-8 m (depending on the plant variety). When planting trees linearly, the distance between them should be 5-7 m. When planting in groups, one plant should have about 10 sq.m. Within the group, the distance between trees should be 2-5 m.

    You can not plant seedlings too close to buildings and fences, so as not to obscure the plantings of neighbors. Place tall trees (more than 15 m) 3 m from the fence, medium-sized (10-15 m) - 2 m, and undersized (up to 10 m) - 1 m.
    Experienced gardeners go to the trick and plant trees in steps - from undersized to tall. This way all plants will receive enough light.

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