TreeMan company produses the Paulownia tree seedlings. Paulownia is one of the most useful plants in the world. Every part of it is usable and in high demand. Poulownia gives high quality timber, which is used in various directions. Flowers give the Environmentally friendly and healthy honey. Paulownia leaves are good feed for animals and also produces the huge amount of oxygen.
Paulownia seedlings are grown under laboratory conditions, so there is a better chance that the plant will thrive than if Paulownia seeds were planted directly in the soil. When the height of the seedling is 10-14 centimeters, it is ready to be transplanted. Since the plant has a very tender stem and leaves, it is better if it is acclimatized and strengthens before transplanting. Leave it for 3-5 days at a average temperature, protected from direct sunlight.
Before transplanting a Paulownia seedling, the ground is cleared of stones and weeds, and it is better if soil is enriched with fertilizer. Paulownia seedlings need regular watering in the first years of life. It is also better if you protect it from strong winds.
We combine the ecological and economic benefits of the kiri tree with a sustainable business concept. Because it is not only the wood of the Kiri tree that is in high demand: its positive impact on the environment and climate also make the Kiri tree a sustainable plantation crop with a future. Kiri trees can grow up to 6 meters, depending on the cultivation conditions.
The growth of the crown is a function and continuation of the branches that grow each year. The top, as well the secondary and third pairs of buds can be damaged by frosting during the winter. In the spring the following fourth and fifth buds, which usually are not affected by the cold, develop new branches.
Then the second and third pairs of buds formed from the new branches fail again during the next winter and the fifth and sixth pairs of buds produce an outgrowth and form new branches in the spring. The growth of the crown follows this pattern year after year. The number of new branches formed and the morphology of the crown determine the age of the tree.
We combine the ecological and economic benefits of the kiri tree with a sustainable business concept. Because it is not only the wood of the Kiri tree that is in high demand: its positive impact on the environment and climate also make the Kiri tree a sustainable plantation crop with a future. Kiri trees can grow up to 6 meters, depending on the cultivation conditions.
The growth of the crown is a function and continuation of the branches that grow each year. The top, as well the secondary and third pairs of buds can be damaged by frosting during the winter. In the spring the following fourth and fifth buds, which usually are not affected by the cold, develop new branches.
Then the second and third pairs of buds formed from the new branches fail again during the next winter and the fifth and sixth pairs of buds produce an outgrowth and form new branches in the spring. The growth of the crown follows this pattern year after year. The number of new branches formed and the morphology of the crown determine the age of the tree.