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Detailed Explanation of Key Points of New Macadamia Planting Techniques
Macadamia belongs to the genus Macadamia in the family Proteaceae. Smooth-shelled and rough-shelled macadamia are the two species in the genus Macadamia whose fruits are edible. Macadamia is an evergreen tree. After coming into production, it flowers and fruits every year, with no obvious alternate bearing, and has a long economic life (40~60 years). The kernel
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points of New Jackfruit Planting Techniques
Jackfruit is an evergreen tree of the genus Artocarpus in the Moraceae family, also known as Muqiangluo and Shuyeluo. It is an excellent fruit tree that combines fruit, timber, food and ornamental value in one. Hainan is the main growing region, and it is also cultivated in Fujian, Yunnan, Taiwan, China, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places.
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What are the key points of new betel nut planting techniques
Betel nut, also known as guangzi, dabai, langyu, betel nut seed, and Geyu, is a plant of the genus Betel nut II in the palm family. Betel nut seed has the effects of expelling parasites, breaking stagnant qi in the chest, eliminating phlegm, and reducing edema and accumulations. Areca peel (the outer pericarp of betel nut) has effects such as descending qi, promoting water metabolism, and diuresis. Fujian and
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A Complete Analysis of Key Points of New Chestnut Planting Techniques
I. Soil, Fertilizer and Water Management for Chestnuts (I) Soil Management After the autumn chestnut harvest and before leaf fall, deep plowing of the chestnut orchard should be carried out, with a depth of 60-80 cm being appropriate, and root damage should be minimized during deep plowing. Separate the topsoil from the subsoil, and when backfilling, mix the topsoil with organic fertilizer (turf, dead branches and fallen leaves) and fill it into the bottom layer, then place the subsoil in the upper layer. The number of times of intertillage and weeding each year should be no fewer than 3 times, and the plowing depth should be 15-25 cm, with green manure plowed under during cultivation. Cover the tree disk with green grass at a thickness of 20 cm, press a little soil on top, and in autumn turn it into the tree disk and bury it underground. For drier chestnut orchards without irrigation conditions, cover with plastic film.
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A Detailed Explanation of Lettuce Cultivation Techniques and Management Key Points
Lettuce Growing Environment Lettuce is sensitive to soil acidity and alkalinity, and is suitable for planting in slightly acidic soil. Lettuce has a shallow root system, weak absorption capacity, and a relatively high demand for oxygen; sandy loam and loam are best for growing lettuce. Lettuce Cultivation Techniques 1. Vari
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Key Technical Points and Management Notes for Growing Sweet Corn
Summary Site selection: choose a plot with good drainage and irrigation and medium to above-medium soil fertility, and plow and harrow during the suitable tillage period to make the soil loose. Sowing: sow in late April; the seeds do not need soaking, and dry seeds can be sown directly, giving a higher emergence rate. Density: about 3500-4000 plants per mu
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Detailed Explanation of Spring Management Methods and Technical Key Points for Peach Trees
Spring management of peach trees mainly refers to the management during the period before bud break, bud break, flowering, fruit set and fruit development. Its main technical key points are as follows: 1. Fertilization. Peach tree shoots grow rapidly and the fruit development period is short, so fertilization should be timely and reasonable. In spring, apply
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How to Scientifically Cultivate and Manage Walnut Trees? Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points
1. Site selection and planting: Walnuts are suitable for growing in warm areas with deep soil layers and good drainage on sandy loam and black loam soils, and are best planted on sunny slopes and in sheltered locations. Newly planted young trees need sufficient water and fertilizer, and should be sprayed with New High Lipid Film, which can ensure above-ground moisture evaporation, seedling moisture transpiration, and isolate
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How to Prevent and Treat Bacterial Wilt in Peppers? A Detailed Guide to Practical Technical Points
Pepper bacterial wilt is a typical bacterial soil-borne disease, and its pathogen is bacteria of the Ralstonia solanacearum genus. The pathogen survives for a relatively long time and mainly invades through wounds on the plant stem. Root wounds caused by agricultural operations such as transplanting and loosening the soil, as well as by insects and other injuries, can all allow bacteria in the soil to invade, and they multiply rapidly under high temperature and high humidity conditions.
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Detailed Explanation of Common Bean Planting Techniques and Management Methods
Key Points for Planting Common Beans First, dig and level the field, then make a bed 1 meter wide. On the two rows of the bed surface, dig small holes with a hole spacing of 25-30 cm and a row spacing of 65-70 cm. Then pour some water into the holes, which helps the seeds germinate. Next is sowing,
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