Looks like there's some text confusion,"Bare roots"It is often used to describe a sapling or plant that is not covered by soil"Xunzi"It is one of the classics of the ancient Confucian school. I'm guessing you're probably referring to a bare-root plant or something related to Xunzi. If there is a specific plant name or description, I will help you better.
If you're asking about the maintenance of bare-root plants, bare-root plants usually refer to plants that are not covered in soil during production and transportation, such as bare-root roses. The following are the basic principles of maintenance of bare root plants:
Planting time:It is best planted while the plant is dormant, usually in spring and autumn. This helps the plants adapt better to their new environment.
Soaking:Before planting, the roots of the bare-rooted plant are soaked in water until they are full, which helps to reactivate the plant's water absorption capacity.
Prepare the soil:When planting, prepare soil rich in organic matter and make sure the soil is well drained.
Tailoring:Prune damaged or excessively long roots and shoots to promote balanced growth.
Watering:After planting, water well to keep the soil moist. Then control the subsequent watering moderately according to the water-loving degree of the plant.
Fertilization:Organic fertilizers can be applied moderately after planting to help plants build a better root system.
If your question is about:"Xunzi descends the mountain pile"I may need more context or information to help. If it's convenient, provide more detailed information or check the name of the plant.