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What are the common physiological diseases in strawberry cultivation?
What physiological diseases affect strawberry cultivation? How should they be prevented? Experienced growers are also asked to help explain. Strawberries not only have bright, attractive fruit, but are also rich in amino acids, fructose, sucrose, glucose, citric acid, malic acid, pectin, carotene, vitamin B1, B2, niacin, and the minerals calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium...
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When is strawberry picking season?
When is strawberry picking season? When do different strawberry varieties ripen? We also ask knowledgeable readers to help explain. Strawberries are highly nutritious, rich in vitamin C, and help with digestion. At the same time, strawberries can also strengthen the gums, freshen the breath, and soothe the throat. Moreover, strawberries contain a large amount of fruit...
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How to scientifically prevent and control strawberry pests and diseases? A full analysis of methods and techniques
Under normal growth management of greenhouse-cultivated strawberries, deformed fruit accounts for 10%-20%. However, when varieties are improperly selected or the ecological environment does not meet the growth needs of strawberries, the proportion of deformed fruit often increases, sometimes reaching as high as about 50%, resulting in reduced yield and low returns. Common deformed fruits include crooked and flat fruit, plump fruit, aggregate fruit, protruding...
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points of Virus-Free Strawberry Cultivation Techniques
After many years of asexual propagation, strawberry virus diseases have become increasingly severe, the varietal characteristics of cultivars have begun to degenerate, and both yield and quality have declined year by year. Virus-infected plants generally show stunted individual growth, smaller leaves, and sharp, pointed serrations along the margins of the leaflets; the heart leaves are sometimes yellowed; the flowering period is earlier, the fruit is small, yield is reduced, ...
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How to prevent and control strawberry snake-eye leaf spot? Detailed introduction to prevention and control methods
It mainly damages the leaves, and also damages the petioles and fruit stalks, making it a common disease of strawberries. 1. Symptoms. In the early stage of the disease, small dark purple spots form, which then expand into nearly round or oval lesions. The edges of the lesions are purplish red, and the centers are grayish white or grayish brown, with slight concentric rings, making the entire lesion resemble a snake eye. On the...
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Detailed Explanation of Strawberry Seedling Planting Methods and Key Technical Points
1. Soil disinfection using the solar heat disinfection method. Specific operation steps: apply the farmyard manure from the base fertilizer into the soil, deep plow, irrigate thoroughly, and cover the soil surface with plastic film or old greenhouse film. To improve the disinfection effect, it is recommended to install the greenhouse film at the same time as covering with plastic film or old greenhouse film for soil disinfection in the greenhouse, and seal the greenhouse. Soil...
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How to prevent and treat strawberry Fusarium wilt? A detailed guide to practical methods
Prevention and treatment methods: 1. Seedlings should be quarantined, disease-free nurseries should be established, and before transplanting, seedlings should be promptly sterilized and disinfected with Hushu Jiangjun to reduce sources of pathogens, and crop rotation should be practiced; 2. Use disease-resistant varieties, promptly remove and burn diseased plants in a centralized manner when found, and disinfect the diseased planting holes with quicklime or a 500-fold dilution of Hushu Jiangjun; 3. Strengthen management, during the strawberry...
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Two key pests must be controlled in greenhouse strawberry cultivation
Spider mites are a major pest in greenhouses and polytunnel cultivation; strawberries grown in greenhouses are prone to outbreaks of red spider mite damage in the middle and late stages of growth. Affected plants become stunted and decline prematurely, and the leaves turn reddish-brown and dry up. If damage occurs during the flowering period, the fruit becomes smaller and hard, and the number of deformed fruits increases, seriously affecting the yield and quality of fresh strawberries. In severe cases, yield can be reduced by 30%-4...
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Detailed Explanation of the Latest Soilless Strawberry Growing Techniques
The Latest Soilless Strawberry Growing Techniques
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Overview of Key Points on Strawberry Field Management Techniques and Methods
Strawberry Field Management Techniques
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