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How to Grow Lemons? A Full Share of Planting and Cultivation Experience
1. Planting Plot. The lemon originated in the lower layers of tropical forests. It is a shrubby small tree with irregular branch growth and poor cold resistance, and it is a semi-shade plant. The selection of a planting site must take water and soil conditions into consideration. Choose a flat land, gentle slope land or high-bank paddy field with convenient transportation, a wind-sheltered sunny aspect, deep soil, fertile soil and drainage and irrigation conditions, at an altitude of 800-1200 m, with a slope below 30°, on second-terrace slope land.
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What water-saving methods are there for growing chestnuts on hillsides?
Mulching the tree basin with grass Mulching the tree basin with grass is an economical, convenient and labor-saving technical measure. It can make full use of the weeds growing on hillside terraces and the straw left after crop harvest, and it can both store water and preserve soil moisture and increase soil organic matter, making the soil more permeable to air and water.
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How to prune and train hawthorn trees
The pruning and training of hawthorn trees is a management measure of reasonable adjustment carried out on the basis of soil, fertilizer, and water management, and is an important technique for promoting high yields of hawthorn. 1. Training The high-yielding tree form of hawthorn varies according to cultivar, site conditions, planting density, and planting method.
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Summary of one year of cultivation and management experience in pomelo growing
February to March: ① Apply a bud-promoting fertilizer as topdressing, per plant apply 50-100 kg of human and livestock manure water and 0.15-0.25 kg of urea, or 1 kg of bio-organic fertilizer and 0.15 kg of urea. ② Spray 1500-2000 times diluted Nissorun plus 0.3%-0.5% urea to control red and yellow spider mites and increase foliar nutrition. April
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How to establish a persimmon orchard? Detailed explanation of the key technical points for establishing a persimmon orchard
1. Site selection. It is advisable to establish the orchard on gently sloping land with convenient transportation, concentrated and contiguous plots, deep and fertile soil, good drainage, clay or sandy loam, and shelter from the wind and facing the sun. 2. Variety selection. Persimmon varieties suitable for planting in our prefecture include Fuyu, Jiro, Zenjimaru, Flat
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Winter management experience for persimmon trees, a must-read for anyone growing persimmons
I. Persimmon tree planting 1. Choosing a site and building a persimmon orchard. It is best to choose a leeward, shaded site with deep soil, fertile and loose soil, and a relatively low groundwater table. 2. Digging holes and applying base fertilizer. Open the land into horizontal terraces following the mountain contour, and build them into mountain orchards with a front ridge and back ditch, reverse-sloping terrace surfaces, or "fish-scale pit" style.
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What are the common methods for removing astringency from persimmons?
For traditionally cultivated persimmons, most cannot complete natural astringency removal on the tree, and must undergo artificial astringency removal treatment after harvest before they can be eaten or processed into dried persimmons. These persimmons that can only be eaten or processed after artificial astringency removal are called astringent persimmons. There is also another type of persimmon that must have
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Control methods for the blackberry pest, the sloe bug (Dolycoris baccarum)
Blackberry is one of the third-generation fruits recommended to the world by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in 1993. In 1995, the Xingnong Seed Company of Xuecheng District, Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province, successfully introduced it from the United States, and in 1997 it was listed by the Municipal Science and Technology Commission and the Municipal Finance Bureau as a key agricultural extension project. Because of its good nutrition
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A Detailed Guide to Blackberry Propagation Methods: Teaching You How to Grow Blackberries Well
Blackberries can be propagated by methods such as cuttings, layering, root sucker division, and tissue culture. At present, hardwood cuttings and root sucker propagation are mainly used, and where conditions permit, softwood cuttings can also be used. 1. Hardwood cuttings. During winter pruning (after leaf fall in December), cut vigorous, plump, disease-free and pest-free branches into cuttings 8-12 cm long with 2-3 buds, and store them in sand. In early spring before budbreak (around mid-February), insert the cuttings. Bury the cuttings 3-5 cm into the soil, planting 40-50 cuttings per square meter. After inserting, water thoroughly and cover with rice straw, then keep the soil moist regularly. With good management, the survival rate can reach 40-50%, and at best over 60%, and the plants can be lifted from the nursery in the same winter. After the cutting-propagated seedlings are lifted from the nursery, many root segments remain in the soil and can be used to continue propagating seedlings. The specific method is to apply a small amount of organic fertilizer to the nursery bed in winter, shallowly turn it once to press the fertilizer into the soil, prepare the land and make beds in early spring, water once during drought, and by April a large number of root sucker seedlings will sprout. Leave about 20 seedlings per square meter, and thereafter manage them the same as in a general nursery.</p><p>2. Softwood cuttings. From mid-July to early August, carry out softwood cuttings under shade frames and full-automatic misting conditions. Use peat and sand mixed at 1:1 for the cutting bed soil. Roots can form 7-10 days after insertion, and the survival rate can be as high as 80-90%. After 1 month, move them to open ground, strengthen management, and they can be lifted from the nursery the following spring.</p>
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Detailed explanation of key points of pear tree planting technology, master scientific planting methods
1. Preparation before planting. Before planting pear seedlings, level the land. If conditions permit, deep plow the whole orchard before land preparation. After land preparation is completed, first determine the spacing between plants and rows according to the production plan. Generally speaking, the plant spacing for pear trees is 2-4 m and the row spacing is 4-5 m, requiring
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