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The planting spacing for navel oranges is generally about 3 m, and 110 to 120 trees can be planted per mu.
Abstract: The planting spacing for navel oranges is generally a 3 m by 2 m layout or a 4 m by 3 m layout, with about 110-120 trees planted per mu, and a row spacing of about 3 m kept between fields. Navel orange cultivation is mainly divided into seed selection, land preparation and planting, thinning and weeding, water and fertilizer management, and pruning of branches and leaves.
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A Detailed Guide to Prickly Ash Tree Cultivation Techniques and Pruning Methods
Summary Heading cut: a light heading cut leaves only a small portion of the branch, a moderate heading cut is made at the sprouting point on the upper middle part of the spring shoot, a heavy heading cut is made on the lower middle part of the branch, and an extremely heavy heading cut is made at the weak-growing buds at the base of the branch. Thinning: remove weak branches and keep strong ones for concentrated pruning, cut vigorous branches to weaken branching, and prune large branches on a yearly basis.
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Cultivation Techniques and Precautions for Poria on Living Pine Trees
Abstract: At a point one cun above the ground on the pine stump, cut away the surrounding lateral roots, then peel back the bark and set it aside. Scrape off part of the bark, leaving an unbroken strip of bark about 5 cm on the scraped surface, whose function is to transmit the fungus. Then pound fresh Poria into a powder and use
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A Detailed Guide to Chili Pepper Tree Planting Methods and Techniques
Summary Site selection and land preparation: The soil needs good drainage and irrigation conditions and sufficient fertility, and the previous crop in the soil should not be a same-family crop such as tomatoes or potatoes. After selecting the site, deep plowing should be carried out, and then base fertilizer should be applied. Sowing method: Sow in early spring; after sowing, cover with soil, water, and cover with film.
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How can mango dew spots be prevented and controlled effectively?
Summary Tree care: Improve the tree's immunity and disease resistance by supplementing organic matter and chemical fertilizers. Regularly spray protective fungicides and organic chelated calcium fertilizer: prevent pathogen infection, strengthen fruit flesh cells, promote the fruit's wax coating, thereby achieving the effect of preventing dew spots.
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How many Euodia trees should be planted per mu of land?
Summary Generally, about 100-110 Euodia trees are suitable for planting per mu of land. They can be planted in both spring and winter. It is a small-sized tree or shrub, with a basic height of about 3-5 m, and the planting spacing for each plant is about 2-3 m. Euodia has no strict requirements for soil.
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Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) Care and Pruning Methods and Precautions
Summary The money tree is suitable for planting in loose, fertile, well-drained, and breathable acidic soil. During its growth, it needs sufficient light but should not be exposed to direct sunlight. Its growing temperature should not exceed 35°C and should not be lower than 10°C. Water it appropriately and
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A Detailed Guide to Bayberry Tree Planting Techniques and Pruning Methods
Summary Pruning time: prune small branches in spring from March to April, prune strong branches in summer from June to July, and prune nutrient branches and autumn shoots in autumn in November. Pruning methods: mainly include bud removal, pinching, heading back, thinning, renewal pruning, branch bending, branch propping and girdling, etc. Using different pruning methods on different branches at different stages can quickly form a tree canopy, restore tree vigor, and increase the fruit-setting rate.
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When to Plant Pear Trees? Detailed Guide to Planting Time and Methods
Abstract Pear tree planting time: can be planted from September to November, or from February to May; the specific planting time can be decided according to the variety habits of the pear tree and the local climate environment. Pear tree planting methods: choose soil with good drainage and irrigation conditions, deep soil layer, and loose, fertile texture
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When to Fertilize a Pomegranate Tree? Detailed Guide to Fertilizing Time and Methods
Summary Base fertilizer: Pomegranate trees are generally given base fertilizer in autumn before the ground freezes or in early spring after the soil thaws; for autumn application, the base fertilizer needs to be applied right after fruit harvest. Topdressing: Topdressing is needed before and after flowering; the pre-flowering fertilizer and the post-flowering fertilizer are complementary. Fruit swelling fertilizer: From late June to
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