TREE PLANTING COMPETITION WEEK#04(10% for @wo-photography) My Submission @shopon700 [15.07.2021]

shopon700 (69)★in Steemit City • 3 years ago

Assalamualaikum.

Hello friends, How are you all? I am @shopon700 from 🇧🇩Bangladesh.Today I am going to participate Tree Planting Competition in "The Steemit City" Community.I hope you all support me.

Tree Planting: Guava Tree.

Cemera: Oppo-A12.

Planting trees plays a special role in maintaining the balance of the environment.Only a beautiful and pollution free environment can give us a healthy life.Fauna needs a pollution-free environment to survive healthy.Everyone should plant more and more trees to keep the environment free from pollution.So today I planted a guava tree.I am going to share with you the steps of planting this guava tree.

Planting method:

Step-1

Cemera: Oppo-A12.

Guava saplings are very easy to plant.I first chose a light-ventilated place to plant this guava sapling.Then I dug a hole 1 foot long and 1 foot wide with a sharp weapon.

Step-2

Cemera: Oppo-A12.

When the hole is finished, I have mixed some dung manure well with the soil of this hole.This dung manure plays an important role in the growth of any plant.The importance of this dung manure in providing essential food to the plants is immense.

Step-3

Cemera: Oppo-A12.

After mixing the dung manure well with the soil I carefully cut the packet at the base of this tree very slowly with a pair of scissors.After cutting the two sides of the packet, I slowly separated the packet from the tree.While opening this packet, I made sure that the soil at the base of the tree did not separate.This is an important step in planting any packet tree in the ground.

Step-4

Cemera: Oppo-A12.

In this step I have carefully lowered the guava tree into the hole.After lowering the tree into the hole, I made the tree stand upright and filled it well with soil.I pushed the soil around the base of this tree with a hard stick.Then I filled the base of the tree with soil again.I have raised the base of the tree with soil because the current is the rainy season.There is a lot of rain during the monsoon season.And if rain water enters the base of the tree, the tree is likely to die.

Step-5

Cemera: Oppo-A12.

I then cut a bamboo pole to keep the tree upright and protect it from the wind.These bamboo poles will protect the tree from the wind.It is very important to plant new trees and give poles to the trees.Because the soil at the base of the tree is very loose.If the soil at the base of the tree moves, there is a possibility that the tree will die.

Step-6

Cemera: Oppo-A12.

Then I buried the cut bamboo poles well in the ground.Then I tied the tree to this bamboo pole with plastic thread.This pole will help the tree to stand firm.I will separate this bamboo pole from the tree after a while.Because after a while this guava tree will leave new roots and cling to the soil.Following this last step along with the above steps I have finished planting the seedlings of this guava tree.The current rainy season therefore keeps the soil wet.I didn't have to water the roots of the seedlings after planting because the soil in the hole was wet.If the soil in the hole is dry after digging the hole, then the roots of the tree must be watered after planting the seedlings.

The next picture of planting seedlings.

Cemera: Oppo-A12.

This guava tree is very familiar to everyone.Guava fruit is as delicious to eat as it is full of nutrients.Also like other trees, this guava tree also plays an important role in maintaining the balance of the environment.The importance of all trees in maintaining the balance of the environment is immense.So each of us has to plant more and more trees and protect our environment.Today I have planted the sapling in this guava tree using the above methods.You can use this method to plant any tree around your house or in the open space.I hope my sapling planting method has been correct.However, if there is any mistake in planting this sapling, then everyone will look at it with forgiveness.

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@tarpan
@sabbirrr
@wo-photography
@boss75