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4 key points to remember for preventing freeze damage in kiwifruit trees in winter
In winter, as temperatures continue to drop, kiwifruit growers get busy again for a while, pruning branches and leaves, watering and irrigating, and the problem of preventing kiwifruit trees from suffering freeze damage needs to be solved. The most important part is the freeze protection work. Doing a good job of freeze protection in the kiwifruit orchard in winter
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How much does a jin of cannon-shaped black-skinned winter melon seeds cost? Detailed planting techniques
Winter melon is a herbaceous plant of the Cucurbitaceae family, and it is grown in most parts of our country. Among winter melons, the black-skinned winter melon is relatively popular, so how much does a jin of black-skinned winter melon seeds cost? What are the planting techniques? 1. The basics of black-skinned winter melon
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What Is the Price of Winter Jujube? A Detailed Guide to Selecting Winter Jujube Seedlings
Winter jujube, also known as Yanlaihong, apple jujube, rock sugar jujube and so on, comes fully onto the market every autumn and winter. Because it gets very cold in the north after October, it was named "winter jujube." The most notable feature of winter jujube is its high vitamin content, but it should not be eaten without restraint.
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How to care for bonsai plants in winter? Key points for cold-weather management
There are many kinds of bonsai plants, with foliage, flowering, and those grown for both flowers and leaves, offering everything you could want. People today live at a very fast pace, and properly setting aside time to grow a bonsai you like is an excellent choice, as it not only helps you calm your mind
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What is the difference between ponkan and mandarin oranges? Will eating too many cause internal heat?
Every January is the season when the sweet and delicious Yongchun ponkan hits the market, and because it looks similar to the mandarin orange, which belongs to the same Rutaceae family, people often can't tell them apart. So do you know all the differences between ponkan and mandarin oranges? Will eating too many cause internal heat? 1. Ponkan
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When are wintersweet seeds sown and when do they bloom?
The wintersweet flower is golden yellow with a highly graceful form, which is why it is also called "golden tea." It is one of the most popular bonsai plants in recent years, so when are wintersweet seeds sown and when do they bloom? 1. When are wintersweet seeds sown? Under normal circumstances, wintersweet is rarely grown from seed
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Seed Selection Methods and Precautions for Sowing Winter Wheat
The wheat grown in our country is mainly winter wheat. Winter wheat is generally sown from mid-to-late September to early October and matures from late May to mid-to-late June of the following year. Because climate conditions and production conditions have changed abnormally in recent years, extra attention is needed during the wheat sowing process.
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Management Methods for Winter Jujube Seedlings During the Dormant Period, Plus Tips to Increase Fruit Set Rate
Every autumn and winter season, plenty of people eat winter jujubes, and the price of winter jujubes gets more expensive year after year. Nowadays, more and more people are growing winter jujubes. Regarding the management of winter jujube seedlings during the dormant period and the issue of increasing the fruit set rate, we have also summarized this article for everyone.
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Intercropping corn with these crops doubles the yield, worth learning from
Intercropping is a planting method that intensively uses time, can make full use of space, and can also increase crop yield. There are many things that can be intercropped with corn, and the scope of application is broad. Many shorter plants are suitable for intercropping with corn. Corn and these
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Key Technical Points for Winter Management of Bitter Melon and Its Planting Time
Bitter melon is a food we eat quite often in our daily lives. Because of its special taste, those who like it and those who do not are divided into two extremes. But there is truth in the saying that good medicine tastes bitter. Bitter melon itself contains a lot of nutrients, so the number of people growing it is also increasing.
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