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How to Cultivate and Manage Pomelo for Good Growth
1. Planting: Pomelo trees like warmth and moisture, and need fertilizer and water. They require deep, fertile soil. Special attention must be paid to planting pomelo trees in soil that is relatively fertile and has sufficient moisture, or in places with good water source conditions. 1. Planting time. Generally, spring and autumn rainy seasons are suitable. Spring
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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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Key Technical Points for Winter Management of Persimmon Orchards
In winter, the management work of a persimmon orchard has three key points, namely increasing fertilizer, pruning, and cleaning the orchard. Increasing fertilizer and improving the soil. The persimmon tree is a deep-rooted tree species, and only by expanding the planting holes, improving the soil, and applying more fertilizer can the tree grow vigorously. Bearing persimmon trees should have their holes expanded and soil improved in winter, with holes 1-1.5 m long, 0.4 m wide, and 0.4-0.5 m deep. When backfilling with topsoil, apply 100-150 kg of farmyard manure per tree, or 50 kg of dried pig or cattle manure, or 100-150 kg of mushroom soil, or 1-1.5 kg of calcium magnesium phosphate fertilizer, etc., mix evenly with the topsoil, and fill it into the lower layer. Level the surface of the hole with topsoil from the orchard. Deep digging to improve the soil can also be used, that is, spreading organic fertilizer evenly at the drip line of the canopy, and then deep digging 20 cm at the fibrous root zone.
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Management Methods and Technical Key Points After the Persimmon Tree Fruits
Timely fertilization: When the fruit's transverse diameter reaches 4~5 cm and when the fruit size has basically become fixed, apply fruit-swelling fertilizer and pre-harvest fertilizer, mainly with quick-acting, quick-dissolving nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium fertilizer. For fruiting trees over five years old, apply 1.5~2 kg of urea and 0.75~1 kg of monopotassium phosphate per tree, or apply nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium
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Key Points for Seedling-Stage Management in Muskmelon Cultivation
① Temperature management: Before the seedlings emerge, a relatively high temperature (25-30°C) is required. After 70%-80% of the seedlings have emerged, lower the temperature to 20-25°C during the day and 15°C at night, because from seedling emergence to the flattening of the cotyledons, the hypocotyl grows fastest during this period, and this is the stage when the seedlings are most prone to
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Key Technical Points for Summer Training and Pruning Management of Pear Trees
The training and pruning of pear trees is an important measure in cultivation management, and also a very meticulous task. Training is based on the pear tree's growth and fruiting habits, growth and development patterns, site conditions, and other cultivation management characteristics. Pruning, on the basis of training, continues
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The first key to pear tree cultivation is proper management
Rational distribution of stored nutrients in the tree body and reduction of useless consumption is one of the important techniques for promoting normal tree growth and producing high-quality fruit. The period from flowering to fruit set is the time that determines the number of fruit set on the pear tree that year, the development of young fruit, and whether the leaf
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How to Safely Overwinter Young Cherry Trees? A Detailed Guide to Management Measures
Although the survival rate of planted cherry saplings is high, young trees find it difficult to safely pass the harsh winter. Because the branches of young trees are not very winter-hardy, they become dehydrated, shriveled and dried out, a phenomenon commonly known as "shoot dieback." Winter shoot dieback in young cherry trees is fairly common, occurring to varying degrees in most years
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What are the key management techniques for increasing sesame yields?
In order to help farmers increase production and income, the sesame field management techniques are summarized below for reference. 1. Promptly break up soil crusting. After sesame is sown, heavy rain followed by sudden clearing often occurs, causing surface soil crusting, which suffocates the seeds and is unfavorable for seedling emergence, so it should be broken up promptly. The method is, on a clear day after rain, when the surface soil turns white and moisture is suitable, to shallowly hoe and loosen the soil, or use a spike-tooth harrow to lightly harrow perpendicular to the sowing rows to break the hard surface crust. The breaking should be done early, with good soil moisture, and the harrow should press lightly, so as to avoid causing artificial gaps in the seedlings.
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Post-harvest Management Techniques for Pomegranate
In early to mid-September, pomegranates ripen successively and enter the harvest stage. Post-harvest management must be carried out promptly to accelerate tree vigor recovery, strengthen fruiting mother branches, and lay a good foundation for high and stable yields next year. Clear weeds, dead branches, fallen leaves and fallen fruit from the orchard, prune
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