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  • Key Points of Simplified Pruning Technique for Pear Trees Trained to a Modified Central Leader Form

    For pear trees trained to a modified central leader form, the trunk height is 60-70 cm, the tree height is 3.5 m, and 4-5 larger scaffold branches are borne on the middle and lower parts of the central leader. The spacing between scaffold branches is about 20 cm. The basal angle of the scaffold branches is 60 degrees. The waist angle is 30-50 degrees. The tip angle is upright; the scaffold branches extend in a single axis. On them are borne small and medium fruiting shoots or fruiting branch groups; the ratio of scaffold branch to trunk is controlled...

  • What is the difference between pruning methods for pear trees and apple trees

    Post-bloom management of pear trees is a critical period in the whole year's management. Whether the comprehensive management measures during this period are appropriate directly affects the fruit set rate and fruit quality. The key points of pear tree management during this period are: 1. Pollination Pear flowers generally open after 8 o'clock in the morning. Flowers that open on the same day can be pollinated, and pollination is best 1 to 2 days after the flowers open...

  • Two essential points you must know for pruning plum trees

    1. Root characteristics The plum tree has a shallow root system, most of which consists of absorbing roots, mostly distributed within the 20-40 cm soil layer, and the spread of horizontal roots is usually 1.2 times larger than the canopy diameter. The specific distribution range depends greatly on the variety and environmental conditions; for example, in deep sandy soil, vertical roots can reach more than 6 m. ...

  • Three accuracy points for winter pruning of kiwifruit

    Cultivation value: Kiwifruit originated in China, and because its fresh fruit is especially rich in vitamin C, it has become popular all over the world and has become an emerging fruit tree. In addition to vitamin C content being several to more than ten times higher than that of apples and sweet oranges, the fruit also contains vitamin P (rutin) and proteolytic enzymes, which can lower blood pressure and help...

  • A Detailed Guide to Grafting and Pruning Techniques for Walnut Trees

    Pruning Methods for Trees in Full Fruit Period Pruning of walnut trees refers to pruning in the broad sense, that is, both training and cutting. Trees of different ages have different pruning tasks. Pruning young trees is, on the basis of training the framework, to continue developing and maintaining a high-yielding tree form; pruning trees in the initial fruiting stage is to continue developing the scaffold branches at all levels well, make full use of auxiliary nurturing branches for early fruiting...

  • What is the most important summer pruning method for apricot trees?

    In response to the low fruit-setting rate of greenhouse apricot trees, it is recommended that growers, when cultivating greenhouse apricot trees, grasp the artificial supplementary pollination during the flowering period from three aspects. The specific methods are as follows: for pollen collection, 2 to 4 days before artificial pollination, collect flower buds that are about to bloom and normally developed from selected varieties with high pollination affinity, ...

  • Clever pruning of apricot trees can effectively delay flowering

    The buds of apricot trees have extremely strong precocity and a high capacity for recovery. If heavy pruning is done appropriately in winter, combined with tip pruning in summer, it can encourage 2 to 3 rounds of secondary shoots to sprout in summer and autumn. On the three levels of new shoots - spring, summer and autumn - flower buds at different stages of development will form, and the flowering period in early spring will be greatly extended, which will reduce the chance of frost...

  • A Detailed Explanation of the Growth and Fruiting Habits of Kernel Apricot and the Key Points of Pruning Techniques

    I. Growth and fruiting habits of kernel apricot: 1. Weak branching ability: After planting, kernel apricot produces a few long branches, and once these long branches enter the fruiting stage, they rarely branch, often showing insufficient branch quantity under natural growth. 2. High germination rate: Whether the long branches of kernel apricot are left unpruned or cut back, the vast majority of buds can germinate, ...

  • Blue plumbago bursts with blooms thanks to pruning, and when it's time to cut, don't hold back

    This green plant, blue plumbago, grows wildly and rampantly when it bursts with blooms, but this doesn't affect its looks. Its fresh, delicate flowers, with a hint of purple in the blue, make every flower lover who sees it want to have one...

  • 3 kinds of flowering plants with withered yellow leaves - don't throw them away, they sprout new growth fast after pruning

    These days, when I have nothing else to do, I like to potter around at home tending to a few green plants and flowers. Seeing them grow healthily every day makes me feel all my effort has not been wasted. But quite often, one careless mistake in the care routine, and at this point...