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What to Do About Deformed Yams? Disease and Pest Control Measures for Growing Yams
Yam is a plant of the rootstock section of the Dioscoreaceae family, with nutrient-rich and delicious tubers. In recent years, with the adjustment of the agricultural industrial structure, the planting area in Yanzhou City has increased year by year, bringing considerable economic benefits to farmers. However, during yam cultivation, adverse
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Growing Strawberries: How to Achieve High-Yield and Efficient Cultivation of Large-Fruited Four-Season Strawberries
Selva and Miedelait are two new large-fruited day-neutral strawberry varieties. These two varieties flower in all four seasons, bear fruit every month, and produce large, delicious fruit of excellent quality, solving the problem of strawberries being overly concentrated on the spring market while the summer and autumn market is left empty, and achieving year-round
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Growing Large-Fruit Watermelons
1. Site selection 1. Soil quality: Choose sandy soil that is loose and well aerated. Black soil with a sand content of about 30-40% is best. For clay soil, increase the number of tillage operations to improve soil permeability; autumn plowing is best. Once the vines have grown to more than 30cm, do not deep-plow, to prevent
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Key Cultivation Techniques for Growing Bamboo Fungus (Phallus indusiatus) in the North
At present, the main production areas for bamboo fungus are in the south, because the southern climate is warm and humid and suitable for the growth of bamboo fungus. Can bamboo fungus be cultivated in the cold and dry north? After several years of trials, the author found that as long as management is strengthened, growing bamboo fungus in the north can also achieve relatively good returns
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How to Fertilize Strawberries: A Detailed Guide to Fertilization Techniques for Growing Strawberries
1. Fertilizer Requirements Strawberry roots are relatively shallow, have a strong ability to absorb nutrients, and have a high nutrient demand. They are very sensitive to nutrients, and both excessive and insufficient fertilization can have adverse effects on growth and development, yield, and quality. Nitrogen fertilizer can promote the formation of a large number of leaves and runners, strengthen vegetative growth, increase fruit size, and raise yield; nitrogen deficiency causes leaves to turn yellow, with localized scorching, and they become slightly smaller than normal leaves. Phosphorus fertilizer can promote flower bud differentiation and increase the fruit-setting rate; phosphorus deficiency causes purplish-red spots to appear on the appearance of the upper leaves, and flowers and fruits tend to be smaller. Potassium fertilizer mainly promotes fruit ripening, increases the sugar content of the fruit, and improves fruit quality; potassium deficiency often causes black, brown, and withered areas at leaf margins, and in severe cases they become scorched, with older leaves suffering more seriously, while the fruit is pale in color and poor in taste. In addition, strawberries are very sensitive to chlorine, so the use of chlorine-containing fertilizers should be controlled.
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How to Grow Chilies? A Detailed Guide to Overwintering Rootstock Cultivation
Chili overwintering rootstock cultivation means using the old rootstocks of the first crop of chilies to overwinter until cultivation the following year, skipping the usual seedling-raising and sowing steps. It is simple and easy to carry out, can save more than 50% of labor, effectively prevents seedling rot and pest and disease problems, and achieves a 90% survival rate. It can bring the crop to market 40-50 days earlier, and is a
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A detailed explanation of walnut grafting techniques, a must-learn method for growing walnuts
Since 1997, Dingzhou Desheng Company has carried out a large number of applied experiments on top grafting for variety improvement of large walnut trees and budding for seedling propagation, and through many years of production practice has formed a complete grafting technical system; the survival rate of top grafting for crown replacement on large trees and the survival rate of budding on seedlings both reached
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Sweet Potato Storage Tips: Keep These Methods in Mind
1. Types of storage cellars: Sweet potatoes are stored in vertical shaft cellars, which are generally 4.5-5 m deep, with a soil layer 2.5-3 m thick above the cellar chamber. 2. Disinfection of the storage cellar: Store seed potatoes in a sterile cellar; it is best to use a new cellar. If an old cellar is used, scrape 3-4 cm off the walls and floor to expose fresh soil.
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Why does growing sweet potatoes without turning the vines give a higher yield?
I think everyone is very familiar with sweet potatoes. I remember when I was young, I often went to the fields with my grandmother to plant sweet potatoes. As I have grown older, the chances to work in the fields have become fewer and fewer, but I still eat sweet potatoes often. Growing sweet potatoes without turning the vines yield
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How to grow sweet potatoes for higher yields? These four methods are very practical
For inverted planting, first cut off the top 2-3 nodes of the sweet potato vine, then cut it into sections of 4 nodes each, remove the petioles and leaves of the upper two nodes of each section, keep the petioles and leaves of the lower two nodes, and plant them upside down on the ridge, so that one petiole base is left exposed above the ridge surface
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