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How to propagate tulip tree (Liriodendron) from cuttings? Detailed propagation method explained
Hardwood cuttings: Cut a well-growing branch from the mother plant, ideally 15-20cm long, with 2-3 buds on each segment. Coat it with rooting powder, then insert 2/3 of it into the soil. Do not expose it to direct strong sunlight; keeping it slightly moist is enough. Softwood cuttings: Cut well-growing soft shoots, keep 1-2 leaves, prepare the cutting medium, and finally insert them into the medium.
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Comprehensive Fertilization Techniques for Eggplant: Key Points Explained
Eggplant is an annual herbaceous plant, and a perennial shrub in the tropics. Eggplant has a well-developed root system; the roots of a mature plant reach more than 1.5 m deep, with a lateral diameter exceeding 1 m, while eggplants grown under protected cultivation have roots mainly distributed in the 0-30 cm plow layer. Eggplant roots have poor regeneration capacity and lignify early, so they are not suitable for repeated transplanting...
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How to overwinter and protect spinach seedlings in the north? Key technical points explained in detail
Celery, also known as Western celery, foreign celery, or American celery, is planted in autumn in the Shuyang area. The average yield per mu is 3000-4000 kg, and high-yielding fields can reach 5000 kg per mu. Its high-yield autumn cultivation techniques are briefly described as follows: 1. Select good varieties for sowing. Choose varieties that bolt late, have strong stress resistance, are not prone to softening, and have thick, solid stalks...
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What does off-season banana cultivation mean? Explained clearly in one article
Spring-summer bananas, also called off-season bananas, refer to bananas harvested from mid-spring to early summer, mostly from March to May, sometimes also from February to June, including old-flower bananas (snow bananas) and most new-flower bananas. Because temperatures are lower in winter and spring, yields are lower. In China, March to May is the off-season for fruit, so banana prices are higher at this time, which also benefits banana storage...
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Key Points and Methods of Banana Ripening Techniques Explained
1. Natural physiological after-ripening. This is the method by which bananas turn yellow and ripen by relying on the fruit's own after-ripening process, without artificially adding ripening agents. In seasons with higher temperatures (20°C-30°C), after the banana hands are separated, they are packed into fruit baskets, about 25 kg per basket, then placed in a sealed room and stacked 3-5 layers deep, and in about 7-10 days they turn yellow...
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What to Do About Copper Deficiency in Waxberry? Causes and Control Methods Explained
Waxberry twig blight is caused by boron deficiency, so planned boron supplementation can eliminate the harm of this disease. Spraying a 0.1 to 0.2 borax solution 2 to 3 times during the waxberry growing period can effectively control the disease. Root application can also be used; for mild boron deficiency, use 0.3 to 0.6 kg of borax per mu, and for severe boron deficiency, use 1.3...
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What Are the Precautions for Buffalo Farming? Key Points Explained in One Article
Precautions for Buffalo Farming
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How to raise seedlings for autumn-winter tomatoes? Key technical points explained
1. Seedbed preparation: The seedling-raising period for autumn-winter tomatoes in a solar greenhouse coincides with the hot, rainy season. The seedbed should be capable of preventing rain and waterlogging, providing ventilation, and lowering temperature. Seedlings must be raised under film-covered conditions so they can adapt to greenhouse conditions. It is best to choose a dry site with good ventilation and set up a 1.5-2 m high arched...
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How to Grow Lettuce Seedlings in Summer? Key Technical Points Explained
Seed treatment: Because the seedling emergence rate is low when growing seedlings in summer, the seeds should be given low-temperature treatment. The method is to first soak the seeds for 12 hours, then wrap them well in gauze and place them in the refrigerator (2°C-5°C) for 2 days, then spread them out in a cool, shady place, and sow only after the seeds crack and sprout. Sowing: When sowing, avoid uneven spacing; before sowing, water thoroughly once as a base watering...
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How to raise seedlings for spring-planted peppers? Key technical points explained
(1) Preparing the cold frame Select a plot with fertile soil, sheltered from the wind and facing the sun, where eggplants and tomatoes have not previously been grown, and build a cold frame. For each mu to be planted, raise seedlings using 150 grams of seed, and the cold frame should be more than 10 sq m. Apply plenty of base fertilizer, water heavily to build up soil moisture, and use a small amount of urea, phosphate fertilizer and active potassium fertilizer. Because the cold frame is sealed...
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