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How to Graft Crabapple onto Old Apple Trees
In recent years, as landscaping projects have increased demand for large-sized crabapples, large-sized crabapples in landscaping nurseries have become noticeably insufficient, such as the widely used Malus micromalus and the colorful-leaf species Malus 'Royalty'. The apple tree, which belongs to the same family and genus as crabapple, has therefore been used as rootstock for grafting crabapple. In orchards, apple trees past their peak fruiting period...
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The six-character method for opening the main branch angle of young apple trees
In the winter pruning and training of young apple trees and trees in their first fruiting period, according to the requirements of a high-yielding tree structure, the angles of the basal main branches are: base angle 60 degrees, waist angle 65 degrees, tip angle 40-45 degrees. Ideal angles not only allow fruiting at the proper age and early high yields, but also make the tree framework strong, extend the fruiting years, and prevent premature senescence. Mast...
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How should apple trees be managed after harvest?
Apples are a popular fruit. If management is neglected after apple harvest, yields will decline year after year. With proper management, not only can the damage that the cold winter brings to the fruit trees be reduced, but a foundation can also be laid for a bumper harvest the following year. 1. Apply "postpartum" fertilizer quickly, because during the fruiting period the tree body consumed a large amount of nutri...
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Key Technical Points for Apple Tree Training, Pruning, and Pest and Disease Control in Lingwu City
Apple Tree Training, Pruning, and Pest and Disease Control in Lingwu City Lingwu City is located in the central part of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. With superior natural conditions such as temperature, sunlight, and rainfall, it has extensive plantings of apples and other fruits and has long been known as the "Hometown of Flowers and Fruits"...
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Winter and Spring Control Techniques for Apple and Pear Tree Valsa Canker and Ring Rot Dry Rot
In winter and spring, temperatures are low, and poor orchard management by fruit growers can make apple and pear orchards prone to Valsa canker and ring rot dry rot. Both are fungal trunk and branch diseases that damage the bark of fruit trees, causing it to rot, branches to die back or trunks to die, and in severe cases the entire orchard can be wiped out
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Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points for Winter Management of Apple Trees
Apple Winter Management Techniques
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A Detailed Guide to the Planting Methods and Techniques of the Sugar Apple Tree
Sugar Apple Tree Planting Methods
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