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I wonder if they're missing a trick here. In poor soil conditions it might be beneficial to have a fast turnover of trees to start off with; you could bootstra
by vcdimension 5y ago
I wonder if they're missing a trick here.
In poor soil conditions it might be beneficial to have a fast turnover of trees to start off with; you could bootstrap the soil by burying baby trees to improve the conditions for the next batch.
- SuoDuanDao 5y agoOne similar method I've heard of is aggressively trimming fast-growing varieties and burying the trimmed limbs to build soil. Medium-size trees grow faster than small ones, and many respond to pruning by growing even more quickly.