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Prune tree peonies like this after flowering for bigger, more abundant blooms next year
16. Prune tree peonies like this after flowering, and next year they will bloom big and abundant! This is the 16th article in the original "Tree Peony Cultivation" column by Lan Yao. In my impression, tree peonies are most often seen in costume dramas, where it seems only the imperial garden is worthy of tree peonies...
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How to manage mature longan trees to ensure a bumper harvest
Environmental factors such as warm winters have seriously affected the fruit set of longan, so that the yield of Putian longan in recent years has been consistently unsatisfactory. To ensure a bumper harvest of mature longan trees, the "four passes" must be strictly observed. The first is the variety pass. Years of practice by agricultural technology departments have shown that the "Songfengben" longan variety is the...
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Four Cultivation Methods for Controlling Excessive Vegetative Growth of Waxberry (Chinese Bayberry) Trees
Waxberry trees planted on deep, fertile soil will, if allowed to grow naturally, develop excessive vegetative growth, causing most of the tree's nutrients to be consumed by the growth of branches and leaves, which leads to phenomena such as few or difficult-to-form flower buds, and the tree entering the fruiting stage late or producing low yields. There are four measures for controlling excessive vegetative growth of waxberry trees: 1....
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How to prune a bayberry tree after it bears fruit? A detailed guide to the method
For fruit-bearing trees that have not been shaped, first carry out large-branch pruning: saw off the upright branches in the upper part, branches where two trees cross, low branches that drag on the ground, densely growing branches inside the canopy, and overlapping branches. For multiple small branches sprouting from a single branch, remove the strong ones and keep the weak ones on the upper part of the canopy, and remove the weak ones and keep the strong ones on the lower part of the canopy. For crowded branches on the outer periphery, thin...
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Key Technical Points for Top Grafting and Replacing Varieties by Sawing Off Trunks of Old Bayberry Trees
I. Cultivating Vigorous Rootstock 1. Deep plowing and fertilization. In late autumn, deep plow the entire orchard to 20 cm, and apply per tree 15 kg of farmyard manure + 0.25 kg of urea + 0.5 kg of calcium magnesium phosphate fertilizer + 0.25 kg of potassium sulfate. Spread 25 kg of lime per mu to neutralize soil acidity and promote root absorption. 2. Saw off trunks at the right time to promote rootstock sprouting. ...
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What to do when the money tree's leaves turn yellow? Master these 5 tips for lush green foliage all year round
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) has verdant leaves and is a common potted plant in homes. Yellowing leaves during care are all caused by improper care. You need to know the cause to find a solution. Below we introduce the money tree's lea...
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What to Do When Cherry Tree Leaves Curl? Here Are the Solutions
1. Pinching The purpose of pinching: mainly to control excessive growth of branches, increase branching levels and branch quantity, accelerate crown expansion, promote the transformation of branches into fruiting branches, and help achieve earlier fruiting. Timing of pinching: first, early pinching, carried out 10 days after flowering, pinching young tender shoots while leaving about 10 cm. This helps control...
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The role and method of autumn application of base fertilizer for cherry trees
Large cherries bloom in spring and fruit in summer. Recently, many cherry growers have called to ask about management techniques after cherry flowering. In response, the reporter visited Zhang Zhicheng, a miscellaneous fruit expert at Northwest A&F University. Zhang Zhicheng reminds farmers that large cherries mature successively more than 30 days after flowering, and they are currently in the critical period of technical management from after flowering to fruit maturation...
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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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