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How to manage greenhouse strawberries in windy, snowy and foggy weather?
In protected cultivation of strawberries, severe weather such as strong winds, heavy snow and dense fog is often encountered in winter and spring. Although these weather conditions occur at a low frequency, once they occur, if measures are not taken in time, strawberry production will suffer serious losses. The management experience from production is now presented
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Key Points of Bee Pollination Technology in Strawberry Cultivation
Greenhouse strawberry cultivation takes place in winter and early spring, when temperatures are low, humidity is low, daylight is short, and insects are few. This affects anther dehiscence and pollen dispersal, leading to poor pollination and the easy development of various deformed fruits, seriously affecting yield and quality. To create good pollination conditions, besides paying attention to ventilation
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A Brief Analysis of Open-Air Raw-Material Cultivation Techniques for Bamboo Fungus
Bamboo fungus, commonly known as bamboo sheng (veiled lady) or immortal's umbrella, is a highly renowned edible mushroom in our country. Its fruiting body is draped in a snow-white net-like skirt, elegant in form, aromatic in taste, and rich in nutrients, and it also has functions such as weight reduction, blood pressure lowering, and antiviral effects, and was historically listed as a tribute for the imperial court. Bamboo fungus products are sold on domestic and international markets
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When growing strawberries, weeds in the strawberry patch must be controlled diligently
Strawberry plants are low-growing and planted at high density, making weed control difficult. In addition, because strawberry patches receive large amounts of base fertilizer and irrigation water, weeds grow abundantly. Weed damage can cause strawberry yields to drop by about 15%-20%. Therefore, attention should be paid to weed control and integrated control measures should be adopted.
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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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Prevention Methods for Deformed Fruit in Strawberry Cultivation
The main cause of deformed strawberry fruit is poor pollination and fertilization, but the degree of occurrence is related to factors such as variety, flower order, flower-visiting insects, temperature and humidity, and pesticide spraying during the flowering period. Therefore, to prevent the occurrence of deformed strawberry fruit in production, the following should mainly be considered
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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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Detailed Explanation of Key Points of Water-Saving Irrigation Techniques for Citrus Planting
1. Straw mulching Straw mulching is a water-saving technique with abundant resources and obvious benefits, and it also has notable characteristics such as improving the soil and increasing fertility, conserving soil and water, and increasing yield. Cut the weeds in the citrus orchard, use the weed resources on the terrace walls, spread them in the tree, and then cover them with a thin layer of soil
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Causes of Mushroom Death in Straw Mushroom Cultivation and Preventive Measures
Straw mushroom, also known as orchid mushroom or boot-foot mushroom, originated in Nanhua Temple in Shaoguan, Guangdong. China began artificial cultivation 300 years ago, and in about the 1930s of this century it was introduced to countries around the world by overseas Chinese. It is an important tropical and subtropical mushroom and the third largest cultivated edible fungus in the world.
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What are the precautions for cultivating straw mushrooms in summer?
Straw mushroom, also known as orchid mushroom and button-foot mushroom, originated in Nanhua Temple in Shaoguan, Guangdong. China began artificial cultivation 300 years ago, and it was introduced to countries around the world by overseas Chinese in about the 1930s of this century. It is an important tropical and subtropical mushroom and the third largest cultivated edible fungus in the world.
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