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When planting mangoes, density must be well controlled, with timely weeding in the later stages and scientific fertilization.
Abstract Orchard site: requires a relatively thick soil layer, soil that does not easily become compacted and does not waterlog, and proximity to a water source so that irrigation is possible during spring drought. Density: varies according to climate, soil fertility and cultivar; the commonly used spacings are 4 by 4 m, 4 by 5 m, 5 by 6 m and so on, 3 kinds in total. Planting: best done from June to August.
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What is the best time to prune apple trees?
Surely many people have eaten apples. People often say, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away," which shows that eating apples brings many benefits to the human body. In the north, many people grow apples. You should know that for apples to grow well, the branches must be pruned, and this will also greatly increase the economic lifespan of the apple tree.
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Detailed Explanation of Cherry Tree Planting Techniques and Cultivation Key Points
When it comes to cherries, I believe everyone is very familiar with them. Although cherries are not an everyday fruit, I believe anyone who has eaten them finds them hard to forget, because cherries are very beautiful and attractive in appearance, and their taste is even more delicious. Although cherries are delicious, growing them is not
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points for Growing Actinidia chinensis (Kiwifruit)
When it comes to Actinidia chinensis, I believe everyone is confused. What is Actinidia chinensis? In fact, Actinidia chinensis is a variety of kiwifruit, and its place of origin is China, so it was named Actinidia chinensis. Below, the editor will introduce to you some of the cultivation methods for Actinidia chinensis.
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How to Grow Melons? A Detailed Guide to Scientific Melon Cultivation Techniques
When it comes to melons, I believe many people will say they grow them at home! Melons are fragrant and delicious, and many people like to eat them. Moreover, growing melons is very simple and they easily survive and bear fruit, so many people plant a small patch of land at home, and every melon-eating season they have sweet, fragrant, delicious
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points of Greenhouse Watermelon Cultivation Techniques
Whenever summer comes, watermelon becomes the best-selling fruit, and almost every household eats it every day. Watermelon is rich in nutritional value and tastes good, making it the most popular fruit in summer. Watermelon sales in summer are particularly large and often fall short of demand, so greenhouse watermelon cultivation has emerged
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When Is the Best Time to Plant Strawberries? A Detailed Guide to the Best Planting Time
Strawberries are loved by many people for their sweet-and-sour taste and their cute appearance. We know that after winter sets in, and as spring approaches, strawberries become available to buy. But do you know when strawberries are planted? When is the best time to plant strawberries?
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Detailed Explanation of Key Scientific Cultivation and Management Techniques for Strawberries
Every year when the Chinese New Year approaches, strawberries start appearing on the market. On weekends, gathering a few friends to go pick strawberries together is a very pleasant thing. Faced with such delicious strawberries, do you know how they are grown? Let's take a look below! The strawberry family
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How to grow lily of the valley? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and precautions
When I was little, in the garden at my dad's workplace, lots of lily of the valley was planted. When it bloomed, cluster after cluster, like little bells hanging on the plants, so beautiful! So do you know how to grow such a beautiful lily of the valley? Let the editor teach everyone to learn together. ⟦4 <p>When I was little, in the garden at my dad's workplace, lots of lily of the valley was planted. When it bloomed, cluster after cluster, like little bells hanging on the plants, so beautiful! So do you know how to grow such a beautiful lily of the valley? Let the editor teach everyone to learn together!</p><p></p><p><strong>How to grow lily of the valley</strong></p><p>1. For open-field cultivation of lily of the valley, it is best to choose deep-plowed, fertile planting ground. When planting lily of the valley, cover with soil to more than 5 cm, and water thoroughly after planting. Field-planted lily of the valley needs to be divided and replanted once every 3-4 years.</p><p>2. During the growing period, lily of the valley should be kept with loose, moist soil at all times, and apply a fully fermented topdressing once each in early spring and late autumn.</p><p>3. After lily of the valley sprouts in spring, apply topdressing once every 15 days. Pay attention to watering during drought, and stop fertilizing after the flower stems emerge.</p><p>4. After the lily of the valley flowers fade, promptly cut off the flower stalks, then apply topdressing 1-2 more times.</p><p></p><p>5. In late autumn, after the aboveground parts wither, cover with leaf mold and cow manure to protect the rhizomes and their dormant buds for overwintering in the open field.</p><p>6. For potted lily of the valley, plant rhizomes that have been cold-treated, maintain the temperature at around 18-20°C throughout the cultivation period, pay attention to fertilizer and water management, and keep the soil moist. After about one month, the lily of the valley can bloom.</p><p>7. After lily of the valley blooms, it is best to cut off the stems and branches early so that nutrients are concentrated and supplied to the rhizomes. For potted lily of the valley, choose plump and large rhizome buds, plant 4-5 buds per pot, and repot once a year.</p><p></p><p><strong>Benefits of keeping lily of the valley at home</strong></p><p>1. Lily of the valley has a sterilizing effect. Similar to plants such as roses, lemons, and carnations, its rich fragrance and the oils it releases can kill bacteria and have a protective effect on the people at home.</p><p>2. It acts like an air purifier. As everyone knows, flowers and plants, besides beautifying the home, can also purify the air. Lily of the valley is no exception. Although it is not as powerful as some plants at absorbing toxins, it should not be underestimated. It can absorb carbon dioxide, increase negative ions, and its fragrance can also make the air fresh and healthy.</p><p>3. Relax the mood. Fresh flowers can improve a person's physical condition, relax the mind, and delight the spirit.</p><p></p><p><strong>Precautions for growing lily of the valley and its medicinal value</strong></p><p>1. Precautions: Greenhouse cultivation is prone to pest and disease damage. The commonly seen ones are fungal diseases such as stem rot, anthracnose, and leaf spot. Normally, copper-based fungicides should be used regularly for prevention and control, and collecting seeds from diseased plants for propagation is strictly prohibited. Once diseased plants are found, they must be immediately destroyed and removed to prevent spread. If brown spot disease occurs, spray with 75% chlorothalonil wettable powder at 700 times dilution. Lily of the valley cannot be grown together with lilac or narcissus. If placed together with lilac, it will cause the lilac to wilt; if placed together with narcissus, both the narcissus and lily of the valley will wither.</p><p>2. Medicinal value: Lily of the valley has the effect of promoting blood circulation and dispelling wind, and is mainly used for heart failure, edema, strain injuries, abnormal uterine bleeding, leukorrhea, and traumatic injuries.</p><p></p><p><strong>Propagation and cultivation of lily of the valley</strong></p><p>1. Propagation</p><p>Lily of the valley is usually propagated mainly by division, and can also be propagated by seed. The best time for division propagation is in spring and autumn. On the rhizomes of lily of the valley there are young buds of different sizes. Cut off each terminal bud together with a piece of rhizome and plant it. Seed propagation can be carried out in autumn, and sowing the seeds from fully ripe berries is enough.</p><p>2. Soil planting</p><p>Site selection. Choose shady hillsides, woodland with relatively thick humus, or grassland. Cut strips along contour lines or across the hill, with a strip width of 1.5 m, a spacing between strips of 2 m, and a row-to-hole spacing of 50x20 cm. Dig holes, break up the soil, firm it, and shape it into a steamed-bun shape.</p><p>Planting. Deep-plowed, fertile soil is best. It needs to be moved to another site and replanted every 3 to 4 years, or rotated with other flowers. The planting spacing between plants and rows is 25 to 30 cm, with 2 to 3 buds per clump, covering with soil 5 to 6 cm deep, and watering thoroughly after planting.</p><p>3. Potting</p><p>In November, choose plump and large rhizome buds, store them at 3°C to 5°C for 14 to 21 days, then take them out and plant them in pots, with 4 to 5 buds per pot.</p><p></p><p>So growing lily of the valley actually requires attention to so many things! Although lily of the valley is toxic, as long as we pay attention in daily life, keeping it at home still has certain benefits. We should not ignore its value just because of its toxicity!</p>
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When Is the Best Time to Plant Peonies? An Analysis of the Best Planting Time
Confucianism points out that in doing anything, one needs favorable timing, geographical advantage and harmony among people. Philosophy teaches everyone to follow the laws of how things develop. Planting peonies also requires giving them appropriate sunlight, air, heat and water according to their growth habits, especially choosing
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