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Practical experience shared on greenhouse cultivation of cherries
Editor's note: Recently, quite a few readers have consulted our newspaper's Science and Technology 110 hotline about greenhouse cherry cultivation. For this reason, the editorial department of this page has specially put together this page on greenhouse construction, temperature, humidity and water-fertilizer management, shaping and pruning, and pest and disease control in greenhouse cherry cultivation
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How to Promote Coloring and Flowering in Citrus? Practical Cultivation Methods Shared
To achieve beautiful coloring and high fruit quality in citrus, the key is to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizers early, because phosphorus and potassium help sugar accumulation and protein formation, and increase fruit coloring. Never spray fast-acting nitrogen fertilizer; with abundant nitrogen and vigorous tree growth, most photosynthetic products are converted into nitrogen-containing organic compounds
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How to Prevent Fruit Cracking in Citrus? Growing Experience Shared
Citrus fruit cracking occurs every year, and it is most severe after the Mid-Autumn Festival, causing heavy losses for fruit growers. The main cause of citrus fruit cracking is unbalanced water supply. For example, severe cracking occurs after a long drought followed by heavy rain. The following measures can reduce the occurrence of fruit cracking.
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How to manage an apple orchard in the hot and humid season? Practical experience shared
In the hot and humid season, high temperatures and high humidity create climatic conditions favorable to the outbreak and spread of pests and diseases, making this a critical period for preventing and controlling the damage they cause. At the same time, the new shoots of apple trees begin their second period of vigorous growth, and the fruit enters the swelling stage of development. Doing a good job of
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How to cultivate double-cropping peaches? A full share of planting experience
With the progress of breeding technology, extremely early-maturing peaches (such as Siyuehong peach and Wuyuecui peach) and extremely late-maturing peaches (such as Xuetao, Shengtao and Dongtao) have appeared one after another, creating favorable conditions for extending the market supply period of peaches and improving the economic benefits of peach growers. However, in actual
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How to Grow Lemons? A Full Share of Planting and Cultivation Experience
1. Planting Plot. The lemon originated in the lower layers of tropical forests. It is a shrubby small tree with irregular branch growth and poor cold resistance, and it is a semi-shade plant. The selection of a planting site must take water and soil conditions into consideration. Choose a flat land, gentle slope land or high-bank paddy field with convenient transportation, a wind-sheltered sunny aspect, deep soil, fertile soil and drainage and irrigation conditions, at an altitude of 800-1200 m, with a slope below 30°, on second-terrace slope land.
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How to grow yam (Chinese yam) to prevent diseases effectively? Growing experience shared
1. Selecting disease-resistant varieties is an effective method for preventing and controlling yam diseases and pests. For example: choosing Taigu hairy yam can resist stem rot. When cultivating disease-resistant varieties, rational layout is needed, rotate varieties every 2-3 years, and pay attention to variety purification and rejuvenation. 2. Crop rotation can reduce or avoid yam
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How to Break Dormancy in Winter-Sown Chinese Chives? Practical Experience Shared
Chinese chives are a very common vegetable in daily life. I think many people like scrambled eggs with Chinese chives, but Chinese chives are generally planted in spring, summer and autumn. In winter, when the weather is too cold, it is not very suitable for planting Chinese chives. However, with the continuous improvement of people's cultivation techniques today,
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How to grow seedlings of seedless watermelon? Practical experience shared
Seedbed establishment The seedbed land must be chosen in a place that is sheltered from the wind, facing the sun, high in terrain, and close to a water source, for ease of management. The seedbed is 2.5 m wide and 0.15 m deep, and the length is determined as needed. When establishing the seedbed, care should be taken to make its bottom as flat as possible. Before making the pots, spread a layer of sandy soil on the bottom of the seedbed to facilitate lifting the seedlings.
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What to Do When Houseplants Get Pests? Practical Pest Control Methods to Share
Keeping potted houseplants is something many families do; it not only beautifies the environment but also cultivates character, but pest problems arise easily. So, what should you do when houseplants get pests? 1. Cigarettes Tobacco contains nicotine and tar, which have a certain killing effect on pests. Ordinarily
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