Poplar euphratica trees have the meaning of perseverance and self-improvement. No matter in spring, summer, autumn or winter, they protect their homes from wind and sand. The Poplar euphratica tree also symbolizes people's fearless spirit of rising up against hardships and dangers. To cultivate Populus euphratica trees, you need to ensure at least eight hours of light every day and water them according to the principle of dry and watering. The meaning and symbolic significance of the Poplar euphratica tree
The Poplar euphratica tree has the meaning of perseverance and self-improvement. The Poplar euphratica trees stand tall and majestic on the front line of the wind and sand, lower than the intrusion of the wind and sand. No matter in spring, summer, autumn or winter, they loyally guard their homes from being eroded by the wind and sand. The Poplar euphratica tree is also known as the desert hero tree because of its strong vitality.
The Poplar euphratica tree also symbolizes the fearless spirit of our country’s martyrs who are not afraid of hardships and dangers and rise up to fight. Poplar euphratica trees are often compared to the guards who protect our country's borders, and the same is true for the soldiers who protect our country's territory. Like poplar euphratica trees, they stand on the border with difficult conditions to protect our homes from intrusion. How to cultivate Populus euphratica
To cultivate Populus euphratica, you need to prepare loose, sandy soil with good drainage and air permeability. If the soil is relatively sticky and heavy, it will cause the root system of the Populus euphratica tree to grow. Although Populus euphratica has very strong drought tolerance, it still needs to be watered on time and according to the principle of drying out and watering thoroughly to ensure that the Poplar euphratica tree has sufficient water.
Poplar euphratica trees have high light requirements and need to ensure at least eight hours of light every day. Poplar euphratica is suitable for planting in sunny places. Insufficient light will cause stunted development of poplar euphratica trees and short trunks. During the growth period of Populus euphratica, it is necessary to apply decomposed organic fertilizer to promote growth.