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Key Technical Points for High-Quality, High-Yield Cultivation of Sweet Cherry
Sweet cherry, also known as large cherry, was introduced to Yantai from Korea by sea and to Xinjiang from Russia by land between 1880 and 1890, and has a cultivation history of more than one hundred years. In Shandong, sweet cherry is concentrated in Yantai, Qingdao, Weihai, Tai'an and Linyi
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Cherry Cultivation and Seedling Raising
1 Selecting the nursery site. For raising cherry seedlings, a flat site or a gentle slope with a gradient of less than 5 is preferable (gentle slopes drain easily and do not waterlog); slopes facing south, southeast or southwest are all acceptable. For raising seedlings on flat ground, sandy loam soil should be chosen, the groundwater level must be below 1.5m, and the soil layer should be deep, loose and fertile with good drainage. Cherry seedlings are susceptible to damping-off during the seedling stage, and compacted, overly moist soil leads to severe disease. Avoid raising seedlings on land that previously grew cherry seedlings or was a cherry orchard.
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How to Safely Overwinter Young Cherry Trees? A Detailed Guide to Management Measures
Although the survival rate of planted cherry saplings is high, young trees find it difficult to safely pass the harsh winter. Because the branches of young trees are not very winter-hardy, they become dehydrated, shriveled and dried out, a phenomenon commonly known as "shoot dieback." Winter shoot dieback in young cherry trees is fairly common, occurring to varying degrees in most years
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Main Pests and Diseases of Cherry Cultivation and Their Control Methods
Cherry brown rot Mainly damages flowers and fruits, causing flower rot and fruit rot. In the early stage of the disease, the floral organs gradually turn brown until they dry up; later, a layer of grayish-brown powdery substance forms on the diseased part. Starting from 10 days after flower drop, young fruits begin to develop the disease, with small light-brown spots forming on the fruit surface, gradually
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for High-Yield Cultivation of Greenhouse Cherries
Greenhouse cherries require low input and yield high returns. Using greenhouse cultivation in early spring can bring cherries to market ahead of time and achieve considerable economic benefits. In our town's nursery plots, through greenhouse trials, we consistently achieved fruiting in three years and yields exceeding one thousand jin per mu in five years. When shipped to Qingdao, Yantai and other places
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Detailed Explanation of Rapid Propagation Methods for Cherry Seedlings
1. Land preparation and seedbed making In mid-to-late April, select well-drained sandy loam soil, apply 2000-3000 kg of high-quality farmyard manure per 667 sq m (1 mu), deep plow, level and harrow fine. Then make beds, bed width 1 m, length 15-20 m, and use a 200-fold ferrous sulfate solution for soil disinfection
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How to prune cherry trees? Common methods for courtyard planting
1. Heading back. Cutting off part of a 1-year-old branch is called heading back. According to the degree of heading back, it can be divided into light heading, moderate heading, heavy heading and very heavy heading. (1) Light heading. That is, cutting off less than 1/3 of the total length of the branch. On young trees, light heading is used more often, which can ease the growth vigor and help bear fruit earlier.
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How to Propagate Acerola Cherry? Detailed Guide to Propagation Techniques
Acerola cherry (Malpighia emarginata) is an evergreen shrub, or can be trained by pruning to develop a main trunk and become a small tree. A 10-12 year old plant can reach 4.5 m in height. The leaves are opposite, leathery and smooth, obovate to oblong, with entire margins, 3--10 cm long, and very short petioles. Their shape and size vary among cultivars.
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Key Technical Points for Summer Training and Pruning of Cherry Trees
Pinching is the most widely used method in summer pruning of cherry trees; it refers to removing the tender shoot tip before the new shoot has become lignified. Pinching young trees encourages more shoots to sprout, lowers the position where shoots emerge, rapidly increases the number of branches and leaves, expands the canopy, reduces ineffective growth, and promotes flower bud formation.
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Vegetative Propagation Methods in Cornelian Cherry Cultivation
When Cornelian cherry is planted as seedlings grown from seed, only 6-year-old seedlings can flower and bear fruit, whereas planting with vegetatively propagated seedlings can maintain the superior traits of the mother plant, and they generally flower and bear fruit in 4 years. Common vegetative propagation methods include cuttings, grafting and layering. 1. Cutting propagation Generally from April to
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