Before discussing the advantages and functions of artificial coconut trees in detail, I would like to explain to you the production process and materials of artificial coconut trees, so that you can truly understand how artificial coconut trees are made. There are many types of artificial coconut trees, just like real coconut trees. There are as many types of artificial coconut trees as there are real coconut trees. As for the materials of coconut trees, they vary according to the types and sizes of coconut trees. For example, the difference between wine bottle coconut trees and big belly coconut trees.
Let's talk about the advantages and functions of artificial coconut trees; compared with real coconut trees, artificial coconut trees have many advantages in addition to the advantages in manpower and material resources, such as the problem of coconut tree diseases and insects. Coconut trees are green landscape plants with Hainan Island characteristics. However, as the temperature gradually rises, coconut tree diseases and insect pests enter a high incidence period, which seriously affects the growth of coconut trees. It is understood that from July every year, the Agriculture and Forestry Bureau will organize relevant personnel to spray coconut trees twice.
The artificial coconut tree adopts a fiberglass resin tree trunk structure, high-performance epoxy resin and glass fiber winding molding, the tree trunk is a galvanized steel structure, and the leaves are ABS plastic or PU and other high-performance flame retardant and environmentally friendly materials. Corrosion-resistant, high-temperature-resistant, flame-retardant, and UV-resistant.
In addition, the root system of some coconut trees is relatively developed. If there are more than ten years of coconut trees, the root diameter is even more severe, which can destroy the cement and flower beds on the ground. Under some royal coconut trees, we often see the cement road at the bottom of the tree cracked. Severe flowers will damage the road surface and houses.
In addition, the survival rate of planting real coconut trees is low. The larger the coconut tree, the lower the survival rate. In addition, large pits must be dug on the ground, which seriously affects road conditions and traffic. In addition, the labor cost is not cheap. If the cultivation is successful once, it is okay. If the survival rate is low, it will be repeated, which is very labor-intensive.
There is also the problem of movement. For example, if it touches high-voltage lines or electric wires, it is very troublesome to move it. It is also very dangerous not to move it. The manpower and material resources required for moving are too large. If it is not moved, it will bring serious potential harm to the crowd.
With so many detailed interpretations, the advantages and functions of artificial coconut trees are still easy to reflect. However, it is not a replacement. We must proceed from the actual situation and make the best choice possible under the allowable environment. If artificial coconut trees can be used, we should try to use them. Only in this way can we build a harmonious social environment.
