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Experience Sharing on Protected Cultivation of Ruby Seedless Grapes
Ruby Seedless grapes have a high fruit-setting rate and a high fruit-setting rate, with uniform berries, easy coloring, firm and crisp flesh, good flavor, early maturity and high yield, and strong adaptability. In 2000, we carried out continuous cultivation trials in a solar greenhouse. The fruit matured on May 5, 62 days earlier than in the open field
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What are the propagation methods for Panax notoginseng? Teaching you to grow Panax notoginseng correctly
Propagation is by seed, mainly using seedling raising and transplanting. 1. Seed treatment: generally select seeds produced by 3-year-old plants that are robust and free of pests and diseases. When the fruit matures from November to December, harvest it, wash off the flesh, and sow promptly, because after the seeds are stored for one week, the germination rate drops greatly.
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A detailed guide to soilless lily cultivation, teaching you how to grow lilies well
Lily propagation methods To produce high-quality lily cut flowers, the first requirement is healthy, disease-free bulbs. Lily propagation (also called bulb production) can generally be divided into post-flowering bulb nurturing, bulbil propagation, scale cutting, bulbils propagation, sowing, and tissue culture, etc. Now here is an introduction
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A Detailed Guide to Blackberry Propagation Methods: Teaching You How to Grow Blackberries Well
Blackberries can be propagated by methods such as cuttings, layering, root sucker division, and tissue culture. At present, hardwood cuttings and root sucker propagation are mainly used, and where conditions permit, softwood cuttings can also be used. 1. Hardwood cuttings. During winter pruning (after leaf fall in December), cut vigorous, plump, disease-free and pest-free branches into cuttings 8-12 cm long with 2-3 buds, and store them in sand. In early spring before budbreak (around mid-February), insert the cuttings. Bury the cuttings 3-5 cm into the soil, planting 40-50 cuttings per square meter. After inserting, water thoroughly and cover with rice straw, then keep the soil moist regularly. With good management, the survival rate can reach 40-50%, and at best over 60%, and the plants can be lifted from the nursery in the same winter. After the cutting-propagated seedlings are lifted from the nursery, many root segments remain in the soil and can be used to continue propagating seedlings. The specific method is to apply a small amount of organic fertilizer to the nursery bed in winter, shallowly turn it once to press the fertilizer into the soil, prepare the land and make beds in early spring, water once during drought, and by April a large number of root sucker seedlings will sprout. Leave about 20 seedlings per square meter, and thereafter manage them the same as in a general nursery.</p><p>2. Softwood cuttings. From mid-July to early August, carry out softwood cuttings under shade frames and full-automatic misting conditions. Use peat and sand mixed at 1:1 for the cutting bed soil. Roots can form 7-10 days after insertion, and the survival rate can be as high as 80-90%. After 1 month, move them to open ground, strengthen management, and they can be lifted from the nursery the following spring.</p>
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Detailed Guide to Angelica dahurica Cultivation: Teaching You to Grow Angelica dahurica Well
Angelica dahurica is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Umbelliferae family, also known as fragrant Angelica dahurica and Jiubuxiang. Its root is used as medicine; it has the functions of dispelling disease and removing dampness, draining pus and promoting tissue regeneration, activating blood circulation and relieving pain. It mainly treats wind-cold common cold, headache, rhinitis, toothache, leukorrhea, painful boils and swollen toxins and other conditions, and can also be used as a spice
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A detailed guide to dogwood (Cornus officinalis) seedling-raising techniques, teaching you how to grow dogwood well
1. Seed treatment: In September-October, collect mature dogwood seeds and wash them clean with clear water. Fill a water vat with 2 parts boiling water plus 1 part cold water, filling it to 1/2 of the vat. Pour the washed seeds into the vat, stir slightly, soak for 24-48 hours, then remove and spread them on a concrete floor to dry in the sun.
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Sophora flavescens planting methods and key techniques, teaching you how to grow Sophora flavescens well
Sophora flavescens, alias Kushen, is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Fabaceae family. Its underground rhizome is used medicinally and has the effects of clearing heat, drying dampness, killing insects and promoting urination. Sophora flavescens was originally wild, and is now distributed and cultivated throughout the country, with very strong adaptability. In the Anguo Chinese medicinal materials market it is a commonly used
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What are the propagation methods for jujube saplings? Teach you how to plant them correctly
The jujube tree is an important fruit tree in our country. Its root system is well developed, and some roots close to the ground can produce vigorous root-sucker seedlings. Propagating by dividing root-sucker seedlings is both simple and labor-saving, and is an important method for developing jujube trees. The division propagation of jujube root-sucker seedlings is carried out in the following two steps
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A detailed guide to peach tree bud grafting: teaching you how to graft peach trees correctly
Peach tree bud grafting: grafted in the same year, bears fruit the following year, and enters full bearing period in 3~4 years. The key technical points of grafting are as follows: 1. Choosing rootstock The rootstock should be a wild peach seedling with vigorous growth, no pests or diseases, and a stem diameter of more than 0.5 cm. 2. Selecting scions well The scions should be new shoots grown the previous year from superior peach trees 3 years or older, with smooth and tender bark, vigorous growth, no pests or diseases, plump and full flower buds, and a stem diameter consistent with that of the rootstock.
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What to do when persimmon trees have a low fruit set rate? Two methods to teach you
Persimmon is the fruit produced by an important, widely cultivated fruit tree, grown mainly in the mountainous areas of Henan, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hebei and other places. Persimmons were introduced to France and the Mediterranean countries in the 19th century, and later to the United States. The fruit of the persimmon tree is about 5 to 8 cm in diameter, yellow
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