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Can dry Pinellia ternata be intercropped in fruit orchards?
Can Pinellia ternata be intercropped in fruit orchards? Please give an introduction. Pinellia ternata is best suited for intercropping in fruit orchards, because it prefers shaded environments. During hot seasons, when exposed to direct sunlight, the plants are prone to lodging (seedlings turn yellow and wither), causing the tubers to stop growing. In the hot summer, the dense foliage of fruit orchards serves as a natural...
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What are the key technical points for summer management of peach orchards?
How should a peach orchard be managed in summer? Please give an introduction to the methods. Summer is an important period for the growth of peach branches and shoots and the swelling of the fruit. Strengthening peach tree management is the key to increasing production in the current year and achieving a bumper harvest next year. 1. Fertilize according to the tree. In late May, apply a topdressing to peach trees that have borne more fruit this year and are weaker in vigor. Conversely,...
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What to do about low-yielding mulberry orchards? Find the cause and improve them scientifically
The mulberry orchard has been planted for many years and the yield has never been high. How should it be renovated? Please advise. A low-yielding mulberry orchard can be renovated by the following methods: 1. Thickening and replanting 1. Layering to fill in plants 2. Filling gaps with strong seedlings: in mulberry orchards with wider row and plant spacing, healthy mulberry seedlings can be replanted between plants or rows. 2. Interplanting for renewal...
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Key Technical Points for Fertilizer and Water Management in Red Fuji Apple Orchards
How should fertilizer and water be managed for Red Fuji apples? Please advise. For Red Fuji orchards, basal fertilizer is generally best applied in late September, mainly using farmyard manure. For young orchards with a yield below 2000 kg per mu, apply 2-3 kg of fertilizer per kg of fruit; for high-yielding orchards with a yield of 2000-3000 kg per mu, apply 1 kg of fertilizer per kg of fruit; for high-yielding orchards above 3000 kg per mu...
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How to plant watermelons in young orchards? Detailed planting methods
Methods for planting watermelons in young orchards
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Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points for Flower and Fruit Management in Mango Orchards
(1) Use of plant growth regulators: When using plant growth regulators, the specified concentration, method of application and timing must be followed, and plant growth regulators that have not been approved, registered and produced by the state should not be used. For plant growth regulators used to control shoots and promote flowering, the recommended concentration is ethephon 200-3...
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Never spray herbicides carelessly when weeding litchi and longan orchards
Dodder has no roots and no leaves, but its stem has serrated haustoria (or sucking roots), which penetrate deep into the bark to absorb nutrients, affecting the growth of fruit seedlings and, in severe cases, causing young seedlings to wither and die. It is more common in mature mountain litchi orchards. Dodder can flower and set seed; the flowers are small and white, and the fruit drops on its own after ripening...
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Tainan pomelo orchards are lush and green, half of the pomelo farmers use grass cover cultivation to make the pomelos twice as sweet
Amazing Tainan pomelo orchards! Half of the pomelo farmers use grass cover cultivation, lush green and pomelos twice as sweet
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Half of the pomelo farmers in Tainan's Wentan pomelo orchards practice sod culture, filling the groves with lush greenery and making the fruit twice as sweet
A stunning sight in Tainan's Wentan pomelo orchards! Half of the pomelo farmers practice sod culture, filling the groves with lush greenery and making the fruit twice as sweet
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Control Methods for the White Moth Wax Cicada and the Citrus Mealybug in Longan Orchards
How to control the white moth wax cicada and the citrus mealybug in longan orchards? Please provide control methods. The white moth wax cicada and the citrus mealybug both belong to the order Homoptera, the former to the family Flatidae and the latter to the family Pseudococcidae, and they mainly damage fruit trees such as citrus, longan, lychee and mango. In the past, the population of these pests was often naturally controlled by large numbers of natural enemies and rarely reached...
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