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Tree wounds can be treated with skin
The paste is mostly used for the separation of the bark from the xylem or separation of light wounds that have not fallen off. When dealing with such wounds, the bark and wounds can be placed on a tightly pressed, tightly tied hemp or plastic string. The paste is mostly used for bark shedding and bare heavy wounds in the xylem. When dealing with such wounds, the peeled bark should be picked up, and the dirt adhering to the phloem should be wiped clean, glued to the wound site, and adhered strictly. Stick it tightly and tie the bark tightly to the wound. Subsidies are also referred to as transplant supplements. They are mostly used in heavier wounds where the bark is broken and the phloem is severely damaged, and it is difficult to heal even if it is difficult to paste or stick. The treatment method is: on the premise of not affecting the growth of the tree, according to the size of the wounded area of ​​the tree, the skin is taken from other parts of the wound tree itself (or on the same tree), such as a branch, and the wound is trimmed and then subsidized. (The bark should match the wound). At the same time, the skin wound should be timely wrapped with plastic film and allowed to heal itself. During treatment, in the event that the trunk is not round and there is difficulty in binding the wound, some pieces of broken wood may be placed on the bark to be pasted. In order to avoid excessive evaporation of water at the wound and to prevent the infiltration of rainwater, the wounds should be tightly packed with plastic film after being wrapped. After this treatment, young trees and wounds with less damage can be healed in about 20 days; middle-aged trees and wounds with heavier injuries have a longer healing time of about 1 month. Once the tree's wounds have healed, they must be loosened immediately to promote the robust growth of the trunk.