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How to manage and care for young sweet cherry trees in autumn and winter
I. Autumn management 1. Thin where dense, plant where sparse. Sweet cherry is a light-loving tree species. To ensure ventilation and light penetration throughout the tree, some overlapping main branches or "gatekeeper" branches close to the trunk that cannot fill the space on the main branches should be removed early; upright and lateral branches on the main branches that cannot fill the space should be appropriately headed back to promote new shoots and form new fruiting branch groups.
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Management Techniques for Sweet Cherry Trees from 1 to 3 Years Old
The root system of sweet cherry trees is relatively shallow, and the root system of young trees from 1 to 3 years old is even shallower, generally around 5 to 40 cm. In winter, the frozen soil layer reaches 40 to 60 cm deep, and the entire root system of the tree is within the frozen soil. In the Beijing area in early spring, the aboveground air temperature rises quickly and high; in mid-to-late March, the temperature sometimes reaches as high as 2...
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Apply this root-nourishing fertilizer to the money tree, and its roots will grow into gourd-shaped roots, with thick branches and green leaves.
The money tree, also known as Zamioculcas zamiifolia, is a very rare foliage plant with underground tubers. The plant is sturdy, and its leaves are thick and deep green. It has high ornamental value, and also carries the meaning of wealth rolling in and prosperity and peace, making it deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts...
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The Best Time and Method for Bending Apple Tree Branches: A Detailed Guide
Apple Tree Branch Bending Time and Methods. Branch bending is an important technical step in apple tree production management, playing a decisive role in developing a good tree shape and solving ventilation and light penetration problems. 1 The importance of branch bending. Branch bending, as...
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Detailed Explanation of the Key Operating Points of the New Technique for Flower and Fruit Thinning of Apricot Trees
New Technique for Flower and Fruit Thinning of Apricot Trees Apricot trees have the characteristics of fast growth, early shaping, early fruiting and early returns. In recent years, the planting scale in various places has expanded year by year, especially in comprehensive ecological parks near the suburbs of cities, where apricot has become an indispensable fruit for regulating the supply of fresh fruit...
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How can young apple trees be made to bear fruit earlier?
In current production, some orchards have relatively good soil conditions and fairly adequate fertilizer and water, but the planting density is too high, and management after planting cannot keep up. In particular, pruning techniques are not correctly applied to promote early flower bud formation and fruiting, resulting in overcrowded populations with a canopy coverage rate of 90%, or even 110%, and a canopy intersection rate greater than 20%, with branches per mu...
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Key summer management techniques after reshaping apple trees
After reshaping, most tree forms in the Weibei area became open-center trunk forms. The open-center trunk form has only 3-5 main branches, a great reduction compared with the large branch count before reshaping, but because the root system below is still fully functional, in the year of reshaping the trees generally (except weak trees) produce vigorous shoots. Therefore we must pay attention to reshaping...
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How to Graft Crabapple onto Old Apple Trees
In recent years, as landscaping projects have increased demand for large-sized crabapples, large-sized crabapples in landscaping nurseries have become noticeably insufficient, such as the widely used Malus micromalus and the colorful-leaf species Malus 'Royalty'. The apple tree, which belongs to the same family and genus as crabapple, has therefore been used as rootstock for grafting crabapple. In orchards, apple trees past their peak fruiting period...
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The six-character method for opening the main branch angle of young apple trees
In the winter pruning and training of young apple trees and trees in their first fruiting period, according to the requirements of a high-yielding tree structure, the angles of the basal main branches are: base angle 60 degrees, waist angle 65 degrees, tip angle 40-45 degrees. Ideal angles not only allow fruiting at the proper age and early high yields, but also make the tree framework strong, extend the fruiting years, and prevent premature senescence. Mast...
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How should apple trees be managed after harvest?
Apples are a popular fruit. If management is neglected after apple harvest, yields will decline year after year. With proper management, not only can the damage that the cold winter brings to the fruit trees be reduced, but a foundation can also be laid for a bumper harvest the following year. 1. Apply "postpartum" fertilizer quickly, because during the fruiting period the tree body consumed a large amount of nutri...
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