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Method for Relay Intercropping Cotton with Spring Cauliflower and Summer Lettuce
The real culprit behind this headless cotton phenomenon is a pest called cotton thrips, which is the most serious pest damaging cotton fields, with tobacco thrips being the main species. The adults and nymphs of tobacco thrips are very small, difficult to see with the naked eye, and can only be seen on the underside of leaves with a magnifying glass. It damages cotton seedlings as adults or 1st and 2nd instar nymphs...
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What are the precautions for keeping black-skinned chewing cane as seed cane over winter?
What should be noted when keeping black-skinned chewing cane as seed cane over winter? Please advise: for black-skinned chewing cane kept as seed cane, in winter it is advisable to apply a heavy dose of potassium fertilizer, so as to raise the plant's nutritional level and the potassium content of the part kept as seed cane. Only in this way can the cold resistance and overwintering ability of the seed cane be strengthened, making the cane buds plump, so that after next spring they sprout early, sprout quickly, sprout...
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Winter cold protection methods for potted aloe, helping it overwinter safely
Potted aloe has fairly strict temperature requirements in winter; the lower the temperature, the greater the harm to the aloe. When overwintering, the main cold protection measures are: setting up a cold protection trench. You can dig a rectangular pit in a sunny, wind-sheltered yard; its size can be determined by the number of overwintering aloe pots and the size of the plants, generally 50-70 cm deep...
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What are the key points to note when winter pruning apple trees?
What should be noted when winter pruning apple trees? Please advise: when winter pruning apple trees, note the following points: ① Look at tree age: for young trees and trees just beginning to bear fruit, the pruning amount should be small and the pruning severity should be light, with attention to developing the tree shape and fruiting branch groups; for trees in full bearing period, prune moderately heavily and pay attention to rotating fruiting branch groups; for trees in the aging period, prune heavily to renew fruiting branch groups....
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13 sunroom design cases to create the sunroom of your dreams that is warm in winter and cool in summer
13 "sunroom design" cases for everyone's reference. We hope that after reading them you can draw inspiration and create the sunroom of your dreams that is warm in winter and cool in summer! Returning to nature is the greatest feature of a sunroom. Whether in...
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When should outdoor bonsai be moved indoors? Master these 5 points for safe overwintering
Today there is finally a hint of autumn coolness after the hot summer. At this time, for the plants we usually care for, we need to consider moving them indoors at the right time. Because the weather every winter is relatively cold, and some plants are not cold-tolerant...
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Key Technical Points for Off-Season Cultivation of Straw Mushrooms in Winter
The entire straw mushroom production process takes place in a high-temperature, high-humidity environment, so there are many insect pests and contaminating microorganisms. The main contaminants are ink cap mushrooms (Coprinus), Trichoderma, and Penicillium. The main causes of ink cap mushrooms are a relatively high nitrogen content in the raw materials, a relatively low pH value, and incomplete fermentation and disinfection. Trichoderma and Penicillium are mainly due to insufficient fermentation, relatively...
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How to prevent deformed mushrooms in winter oyster mushroom cultivation
The cultivation area of oyster mushrooms continues to expand, cultivation techniques are constantly being renovated and improved, and severe weather also disrupts oyster mushroom cultivation from time to time. Severe weather in winter and spring mainly includes: snowy weather (including blizzards and blizzard conditions), cold wave weather, windy cooling weather (including blowing sand and floating dust weather), continuous...
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How to manage winter jujube trees? Detailed explanation of key technical points
How to manage winter jujube trees? Please give guidance. The management of winter jujube trees can refer to the following methods: 1. Planting: Planting can be done from after leaf fall in autumn to before bud break in spring. For general plots, the plant-to-row spacing is 2?3 m, with 111 seedlings planted per mu, or planted at a plant-to-row spacing of 2?4 m. When planting, dig a 40-50 cm square hole; the planting depth should be based on the original soil position of the seedling in the seedbed...
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How to prevent fruit drop of winter jujube in summer? Detailed control methods
How to prevent fruit drop of winter jujube in summer? Please guide. The following methods can be used to prevent fruit drop of winter jujube in summer: bending branches to open the angle. For relatively upright branches, bending can change their direction, disperse the growth polarity, slow down the vegetative growth momentum, and enhance the ventilation and light penetration of the tree canopy. Removing sprouts and pinching...
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