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How to Protect Flowers and Fruits of Orange Trees? A Detailed Explanation of the Latest Technical Methods
Orange trees have a large number of flowers but poor flower quality, so flower and fruit drop is quite serious during cultivation, causing huge losses to yield. How to protect flowers and fruits is one of the important measures for oranges or high yield. Let's learn about it together with the editor below. 1. Timely
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How to manage young orange trees? Latest technical method tutorial
Orange is one of the four famous fruits in the world, native to the southeastern part of China, a citrus of the Rutaceae family, and widely cultivated. The management of young orange trees affects the future tree vigor and yield. So how should young orange trees be managed? Let's take a look together. 1. Soil manag
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How to grow Japanese raisin tree for high yield? The latest measures explained in one article
Many of us ate Japanese raisin tree fruit as children. Its fruit tastes sweet with a hint of astringency, and it can also be used in soup, with a fairly good flavor. Most were wild in the past, but now they are basically nowhere to be seen, and today many areas grow them by cultivation. However, many people do not get high yields. Below, let us take a look with the editor.
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The Latest Guide to Field Management Techniques for Hovenia dulcis (Raisin Tree)
Hovenia dulcis, also known as the fruit of longevity, has a sweet, tangy flesh with a slight astringency. It can be eaten raw, brewed into wine, or boiled into sugar, offering high edible value as well as significant medicinal value. So do you know about field management for Hovenia dulcis? Let's find out together. 1. Fertilization Hovenia dulcis
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What Causes Root Rot in Fruit Trees? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Prevention and Control Measures
Whether it is the roots, stems or leaves, each is an important part of a fruit tree and none can be missing. If something goes wrong in any part, it is a serious blow to the yield and quality of the fruit tree. Among these, the root is the most important part. Whether it is nutrient absorption or
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What to Do About Leggy Fig Trees? Latest Solutions Explained in Detail
The fig is a tropical fruit with a fairly rich aroma, and it is not only good for eating fresh and for medicinal use. It can also be processed into various products such as candied fruit, dried fruit and juice, making it a very popular item on the market. So naturally, more and more people are growing figs
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How to Prune Citrus Trees in Summer? Latest Techniques and Methods Tutorial
Citrus is a relatively common fruit, and because market demand is fairly large, its planting area in our country is also quite large. When growing citrus trees, we must do a good job with management. Among these tasks, summer pruning is especially important, as doing it well can improve the
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What are the key points to note when fertilizing fruit trees? A full analysis of the latest key points
The growth and development of fruit trees cannot be separated from fertilizer, and each type of fruit tree has its own development patterns and growth patterns. How to fertilize according to the growth and development patterns of fruit trees is the key to achieving high yields. However, because of improper fertilization, some fruit growers often encounter various problems.
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How to manage apple trees during the flowering period? A detailed explanation of the latest key points
Apples are a very common fruit in our country, and there are also a great many people who grow apples. When growing apples, if you want to increase the fruit set rate and fruit quality of apples, then you must do a good job of management. Apples have different management methods at each growth stage.
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How to fertilize young longan trees? Latest technical method tutorial
The management of young longan trees focuses mainly on promoting shoot growth and expanding the canopy, so to meet their growth needs, fertilizer must be applied adequately. So how should young longan trees be fertilized? Let's find out together. 1. Root fertilization Newly planted seedlings can be fertilized once they have grown new roots. Since seedlings often sprout before rooting after planting, fertilizer should be applied once when the new shoots turn green and mature. However, perennial seedlings have underdeveloped root systems, so fertilizer should be applied lightly, preferably diluted with water and drenched on, to facilitate root absorption. In the year of planting, water and fertilize once every half month, mainly with thin manure, and a low-concentration urea and compound fertilizer solution can also be drenched on. Two years after planting, apply topdressing twice: once before new shoots sprout, apply a shoot-promoting fertilizer mainly of nitrogen fertilizer, and once when the new shoots turn green, apply a shoot-strengthening fertilizer mainly of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Liquid fertilizer can be drenched on directly, while chemical fertilizer can be applied in a ring-shaped trench along the drip line of the canopy. The amount of fertilizer depends on the size of the plant. For the shoot-promoting fertilizer, apply 5-10 kg of diluted human manure urine fertilizer per plant; for the shoot-strengthening fertilizer, apply 0.05-0.15 kg of compound fertilizer per plant.
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