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Tree Peony Pruning and Bud Removal Methods and Precautions
Tree peony (Latin botanical name: Paeonia suffruticosa Andr.) is a plant in the family Ranunculaceae, genus Paeonia, and is a perennial deciduous small shrub. The flowers are brilliant in color, jade-like in smile and pearl-like in fragrance, elegant and unrestrained, magnificent and stately, and have long enjoyed the reputation of "king of flowers." Among cultivated types, they can be divided into over a hundred varieties mainly according to
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Dragon Fruit Training, Pruning, Irrigation and Drainage Methods
Dragon fruit is a relatively common and frequently eaten fruit in our daily lives. It is a tropical fruit, generally grown abundantly in places like Hainan, so if you want to eat delicious and inexpensive dragon fruit, you have to go to Hainan. Although we see dragon fruit quite often,
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How to manage pear trees after harvest? Detailed technical points
1. Clearing the orchard and pruning pear trees: After harvesting the fruit, promptly clear all kinds of weeds, dead branches, fallen leaves and fallen fruit from the orchard, and cut off the shaded branches inside the canopy and the diseased and pest-infested branches, weak branches, dry branches, overlapping branches and overly dense branches on the outside of the canopy, and gather them outside the orchard for burning, so as to reduce sources of disease
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points of Winter Pruning Techniques for Pear Trees
When pear trees enter dormancy, it is a great time for winter pruning. The pruning techniques for different age stages are as follows: 1. Pruning of young trees: The purpose of pruning is to shape the tree well, cultivate a good framework, promote branching, expand the canopy, promote branches, and bear fruit early. Generally, long branches are lightly pruned and left to grow slowly, upright vigorous branches are bent flat, medium and short branches are retained, and the sprouted shoots are used as much as possible to expand the canopy. Apart from thinning out some overly dense branches, thinning is generally not carried out.
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What effect does thinning out have on pear trees when planting them?
Comparing thinning out with heading back, when the pruning amount is the same, thinning out is more conducive to flower bud formation than heading back, because after thinning out fewer long shoots are produced and more medium and short shoots are produced, which is beneficial to the early accumulation of nutrients, and the branches are relatively sparse, which is beneficial to ventilation and light penetration
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Technical measures for summer management of greenhouse cherries
One, focus on summer pruning. While removing the film, promptly cut back the tree canopy and carry out heavy pruning. 1. Lower the central leader. This method can reduce the overall height of each cherry tree canopy by 50-80 cm respectively, preventing the tree from growing taller and taller and affecting ventilation and light penetration inside the greenhouse
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Key Techniques and Precautions for Summer Pruning of Cherry Trees
One, pinching. Its purpose is to control vigorous shoot growth, increase the number of branches and branching orders, promote the transformation of branch types, and expand the canopy. This measure is mainly used on young trees and vigorous trees. The best time for pinching is during the rapid growth period of new shoots. When the new shoots reach about 20-25 cm in length,
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What to Pay Attention to When Long-Shoot Pruning Peach Trees
Long-shoot pruning of peach trees is a new peach pruning technique that has been promoted and applied in recent years. It mainly uses thinning and long-shoot training, with very little heading back. Using this technique can make the tree upright and vigorous, with early fruiting, excellent quality, and high yield. However, in practical application, peach growers in various regions have not mastered the key points of this technique well and therefore have failed to achieve the desired results. To this end, we summarized the problems existing in production and, combined with practice, put forward some countermeasures for reference.
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Key Technical Points and Application Methods of Long-Shoot Pruning in Peach Trees
Long-shoot pruning is a pruning technique that basically does not use heading cuts, and only employs thinning, renewal cuts and long-shoot training. Because heading cuts are basically not used, the current-year shoots after pruning are relatively long, with fruiting branches averaging generally 50-60 cm in length. Long-shoot pruning has the advantages of being simple to
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What should be noted when pruning peach trees after harvest?
Peach trees themselves have the characteristics of vigorous growth, strong branching capacity, excessive shoot growth and many branches. Most fruit growers, after harvesting peaches (especially early and mid-season varieties), do not pay attention to post-harvest pruning, which leads to an increase in water sprouts, a closed canopy, poor ventilation and light penetration, affecting flower
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