When is the grass-proof cloth laid and what should be paid attention to when laying it

Grass-proof cloth is actually a kind of cloth that uses polypropylene as the raw material to go through the spinning process, and then through the circular weaving process. In the production process, some special materials are added to extend the outdoor service life. To prevent the growth of weeds. When the old farmer wishes to lay the grass-proof cloth for the best effect is a matter of concern. Generally, the grass-proof cloth is laid in the early spring, and the grass has not yet grown. Or arrange in the early winter. After cleaning the weeds, lay grass-proof cloth on both sides of the fruit trees. In order to avoid dry and scalding, try not to pave the floor during the hot season from May to August. The grass-proof cloth has the best effect when laying it for a few months. What should be paid attention to when laying it? When the weeding cloth is laid, the laying time is different for different orchards with different conditions. It is best to lay it on the basis of autumn in winter and in shallow fruit gardens in winter, immediately on the basis of autumn thickness and autumn thickness in autumn and small fruit garden in autumn Laying on. Weed-proof cloth, also known as weed-control cloth, is mainly used to inhibit the growth of weeds and promote the growth of crops. The time for laying the weed-proof cloth for fruit trees should be carried out after the soil is thawed in spring or at the beginning of winter in autumn. When laying in spring, the grass has not yet grown. Or arrange in early winter. After removing the weeds, spread grass-proof cloth on both sides of the fruit trees. 1. In order to prevent scalding the tree trunk, try not to spread ground cloth during the hot season from May to August. When spreading, orchards with different conditions have different spreading times. 2. For orchards with warm winters, shallow frozen soil and strong wind, spread out immediately after applying base fertilizer in autumn until the soil freezes; 3. For orchards with cold winters, deep frozen soils and low winds, pave in spring Open, spread out immediately after the topsoil is thawed, the sooner the better.