Comment Comment by lordswork For those wondering, the Miyawaki method differs from normal planting by doing the following:- heavily pre-treat soil with organic matter (simulating forest floor)- plant a mix of native plants that will make up canopy, tree, sub-tree, and shrub layers- densely planting plants (3-5 saplings / m^2)- heavy mulching after planting (weed suppression, moisture control, nutrients)This encourages rapid growth into a biodiverse dense forest much faster than standard planting techniques. parent lordswork 1 year ago
- heavily pre-treat soil with organic matter (simulating forest floor)
- plant a mix of native plants that will make up canopy, tree, sub-tree, and shrub layers
- densely planting plants (3-5 saplings / m^2)
- heavy mulching after planting (weed suppression, moisture control, nutrients)
This encourages rapid growth into a biodiverse dense forest much faster than standard planting techniques.