Abstract:To explore rapid garden establishment technology and economic benefit optimization models for low-yield forest transformation of C. oleifera, the container seedlings of 1-year-old C. oleifera seedlings grafted with "Changlin 4", "Changlin 40", "Changlin 53", and "Changlin 3", were used to grow for 3 years by interventions such as density adjustment, fertilization, and disease control. Growth increment indicators, including ground diameter, seedling height, and crown width, along with fresh fruit yield of C. oleifera, were measured and analyzed to evaluate the feasibility of rapid garden formation using container-grown seedlings.The results showed that container-grown seedlings exhibited high survival rates, rapid tree recovery, earlier fruiting periods, and an 89% increase in economic benefits.This experimental model facilitates intensive management, reduces tending period, and accelerates onset of high-yield stage, enabling rapid garden formation while maintaining a certain level of economic benefit. It provides a valuable reference for enhancing the quality and efficiency of low-yield C. oleifera forest in the region.