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Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points for Soil Management in Apple Orchards
I. Ridge raising and mulching. 1. Dig fertilization pits (this can be done together with the application of base fertilizer). On the inner side, 30-40 cm vertically below the extended branches on the outer periphery of the tree canopy, dig 2-4 fertilization pits each 40 cm long and 40 cm wide and 50 cm deep (the depth for topdressing is 20 cm). 2. Dig trenches and raise ridges. Outside the fertilization holes, along the row direction
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Key Technical Points for Planting and Management of Winter Jujube Trees During the Dormant Period
In November, winter jujube trees enter the dormant period, which is a favorable time for planting winter jujube. The main work this month includes applying base fertilizer, protecting the tree body, and building new orchards. 1. Applying base fertilizer: Applying base fertilizer at this time, when ground temperature is high and soil moisture is abundant, allows fertilizer to decompose quickly and facilitates root absorption.
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Key Technical Points for Soil, Fertilizer and Water Management in Jujube Orchards
After jujube trees enter the full fruit-bearing stage, doing a good job of soil, fertilizer and water management and maintaining a good tree vigor are the prerequisites for high yield and quality. The soil, fertilizer and water management of jujube trees in the full fruit-bearing stage can be summarized as two tillages, four fertilizations and three waterings. The two tillages refer to deep plowing and intertillage. Deep plowing can loosen the soil in the jujube orchard,
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What are the key points of summer management techniques for jujube trees?
1. Increasing fruit set rate (1) Remove root suckers. Root suckers consume a large amount of nutrients, and any root suckers found should be dug out promptly. (2) Remove buds and pinch off tips. Control the sprouting of jujube heads; all new buds with no space in the inner canopy should be removed, leaving only a few jujube hanging fruiting shoots. (3) Girdling. When 30%-40% of the flowers have opened, trunk girdling can be carried out. The width of the girdle should be 1/10 of the trunk diameter. It should be done without damaging the xylem, and the girdle cut should have no ragged edges. After girdling, apply a 200-fold solution of carbendazim and seal it with clear adhesive tape. (4) After girdling, spray the plant with 2.5-3.5 kg of ice in the morning or afternoon. Alternatively, during the flowering period of jujube trees, spray 5 ppm of 2,4-D or 10 ppm of sodium naphthaleneacetate solution.
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Refined management of jujube trees during the rainy season: master these technical key points
Since the beginning of summer, after a period of high temperature and drought, a soaking rain across the province on July 18 brought our province truly into the hot and humid season. As the rainy season arrives, how jujube trees should be managed at this time and which main tasks are involved have become a topic of concern for the vast number of jujube farmers
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Detailed Explanation of Summer Pruning Methods and Techniques for Jujube Trees
Traditional jujube orchard management is relatively extensive, and summer pruning is generally not carried out, resulting in disordered tree shape and small angles of scaffold branches. Although the tree is tall, ventilation and light penetration are poor, and yield is low. Summer pruning of jujube trees not only facilitates ventilation and light penetration, but also regulates tree nutrition and increases fruit set
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Key Management Techniques for Jujube Trees After Fruit Harvest
In late June and early July, jujube fruits mature successively and enter the harvest stage. In order to speed up the recovery of tree vigor, promote the growth of robust autumn shoots, cultivate excellent fruiting mother branches, and lay a good foundation for high and stable yields the following year, it is necessary to strengthen orchard cleaning and pruning, fertilizer and water management, and pest and disease
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Management Measures and Technical Points for Peach Trees After Fruit Harvest
Most peach tree varieties mature early, and there is a long growth period from fruit harvest to leaf fall. This is precisely the critical period for nutrient accumulation and flower bud differentiation in peach trees, and the quality of management will directly affect the peach trees' overwintering and the growth and fruiting of the following year. Therefore, after fruit harvest, peach trees should adopt
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What are the key points of summer management techniques for peach trees?
1. Carry out summer pruning well. 1. Arrange the main and secondary branches properly. 2. Remove water sprouts with branches in the inner canopy. 3. Fruit-bearing branches without branches, about 40-50 cm long, can be twisted. 4. Where the inner canopy is relatively empty and there is extension, semi-slanting branches can be cut back to cultivate into branch groups.
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How to manage peach trees in summer? Detailed explanation of key points for peach orchard management
Summer is an important period for peach tree shoot growth and fruit enlargement. Strengthening peach orchard 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 bear more fruit this year and have weaker tree vigor. Conversely, for trees with
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