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A wild herb that warms the whole body, very useful for women during postpartum confinement, dried it sells for 300 yuan per jin
There are many magical plants in the countryside, and more or less they all have some medicinal value, which is why Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs, testing their medicinal properties and toxicity, all in order to develop the medicinal value of these wild herbs! On the mountains in the countryside, there is just such a...
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Do not relax post-harvest management of cherries; grower friends should take it seriously
I. Focus on summer pruning. While removing the film, promptly cut back the canopy and carry out heavy pruning. 1. Cut back the canopy. This method can reduce the overall height of each cherry tree canopy by 50-80 cm respectively, preventing the tree from growing taller and taller and affecting the ventilation and light conditions inside. 2. Cut and thin the main branches. Heavy cutting is required...
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Cherry post-harvest management methods and key points of summer pruning techniques
Pinching new shoots: To promote flower bud differentiation and prevent excessive vegetative growth, the method of pinching new shoots should be adopted for control. That is, pinch the new shoots that have not stopped growing, and the pinching position is generally bounded by the half-leaf point; after pinching, growth stops for 10-15 days and then secondary shoots emerge, and when they grow to 15-20 cm, a second pinching is carried out,...
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Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points for Post-Bloom Management of Cherry Trees
Sweet cherries bloom in spring and fruit in summer. Recently, many cherry growers have called to ask about post-bloom management techniques for cherry trees. In response, the reporter visited Zhang Zhicheng, an expert on miscellaneous fruits at Northwest A&F University. Zhang Zhicheng reminds farmers that sweet cherries mature successively more than 30 days after bloom, and the period from post-bloom to fruit maturity is currently a critical stage for technical management...
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Detailed Explanation of Post-Grafting Care Techniques for Cherry Trees
1. Untie promptly. After cherry grafting, if rain or watering occurs, it easily causes gummosis and affects survival. Therefore, do not water within half a month after grafting. After the bud-grafted seedlings survive, untie the binding promptly to prevent rainwater from seeping along the binding material into the bark and causing gummosis. 2. Cut the rootstock at the right time. For bud-grafted seedlings that have already survived, the rootstock should be cut...
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Detailed Explanation of Post-Harvest Management Techniques for Chestnut
Post-Harvest Management Techniques for Chestnut
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A Complete Guide to Composting Organic Fertilizer and Its Application Methods
Applying organic fertilizer in vegetable production can achieve the goal of continuously supplying various nutrient needs in the crop root zone, and can also gradually improve the organic matter and buffering capacity of vegetable garden soil, and can alleviate soil-borne diseases and continuous cropping obstacles in many important ways. Therefore, vegetable production has always valued the application of organic fertilizer. However...
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How do roses bloom wave after wave? Post-bloom pruning is more than just cutting the flower stalk
These past few days, even our furnace cities in the south have started to slowly cool down, and this is a great season for roses. If you want them to bloom wave after wave, post-bloom pruning is not as simple as just cutting the flower stalk. You need to be gentle or firm as appropriate...
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What are the key technical points for post-harvest management of Chinese bayberry (Myrica rubra)?
How should Chinese bayberry be managed during the harvest period? Please guide. June coincides with the plum rain season, with relatively concentrated rainfall across the province. June is also the season when Chinese bayberry ripens, so the following work is recommended: 1. Seize the fine weather and promptly harvest the ripe Chinese bayberry. As the saying goes: "At the Summer Solstice, Chinese bayberry turns the hills red; at Minor Heat, the Chinese bayberry needs..."
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Detailed Explanation of Five Post-Harvest Management Methods for Field-Grown Wood Ear Mushrooms
Remove contamination sources: culture material that is contaminated or severely affected by pests should be promptly disposed of and removed, and the contaminated environment should be cleaned and disinfected at the same time.
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