Mezquites, Cactaceae, Ocotillo, Bricho and Huizache some of the species
By 2020, the Environment and Sustainability Directorate will reforest San Miguel de Allende with 60,000 endemic trees and plants, the objective is to reverse climate change. Each plantation is maintained to ensure its growth.
This was reported by the director of Environment and Sustainability, Francisco Peyret, within the framework of the “Mexican Tree Day”. So far this year, they have reforested 43,000 trees through the ‘Plant a Tree’ Program.
We reforest with endemic plants and species of the entity; the soil is suitable to give life to 30 types of species, stand out: Mezquites, Cactaceae, Ocotillo, Bricho, Huizache, Acebuche, Tepehuaje, Magueyes etc., which, by the type of soil in the municipality, its growth is assured “, Francisco Peyret reported.
Plants and trees are monitored to monitor their growth. Also, so far this year they cleaned up 200 mequites, which presented “pastle” and “mistletoe” and managed to save them. In short, they carry out two prunings a year to maintain the size and health of the species.
