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How to cultivate and manage chrysanthemums? Technical key points and precautions
Abstract Winter storage and seedling raising: In late September, use basal shoots for the first round of shoot selection. Spring planting: Choose good-quality ordinary potting soil, do not add fertilizer, water thoroughly in one go, keep the potting soil half-dry and half-moist. Summer pinching: Because flowering periods and growth conditions differ by variety, pinching must be done in stages to prevent "willow-leaf heads" and "capping" phenomena. Autumn care: Strengthen care and management to promote the growth of roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.
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Walnut fertilization timing and key technical points: fertilizer amount and type vary by growth stage
Walnut tree fertilization can use methods such as broadcast application over the whole orchard, hole application, strip application, radial application, ring application and disc application. For example, the strip application method: open a strip-shaped trench about 40cm wide and 50cm deep between the rows or plants of the fruit trees
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How to plant navel orange saplings? Detailed explanation of planting methods and technical key points
Summary: Select high-quality and pure saplings. Generally, field-propagated saplings are mostly planted from late February to March and from late September to October; temporary-planted saplings are planted from mid-to-late May to early June. In flat terrain with deep and fertile soil, the planting density is best controlled at 55 plants
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A Detailed Explanation of Fig Planting Methods and Technical Key Points
Summary Figs can be planted by methods such as cuttings, division, and layering. At present, growers mostly use cuttings. In mid-March each year, select excellent un-sprouted branches and cut them into branches about 30-50cm long, insert them diagonally into the soil, and let them
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Detailed Explanation of Navel Orange Planting Methods and Technical Points
Summary Choose a sunny, well-drained, deep-soil, micro-acidic site rich in organic matter for planting. Graft navel oranges onto dwarfing rootstocks. Build contour terraces on hillsides. Keep planting density at about 55 plants per mu, with spacing of 3-4m between plants and rows. During the growing process, carry out
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Winter Management Methods and Technical Key Points for Shatang Mandarin
Abstract After clearing the weeds in the orchard and covering them on the tree disc, or digging a trench below the drip line of the canopy, filling the trench with soil-organic fertilizer or weeds and then sprinkling lime powder, using the weeds to compost and improve the soil quality. In winter, do a good job of disease prevention and cold resistance for the fruit trees. You can also adopt ring girdling,
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How to Grow Melons? Detailed Explanation of Planting Methods and Key Technical Points
Abstract To grow melons, you first need to prepare the land and apply fertilizer, then sow seeds and raise seedlings, and finally carry out field management. The most important things for planting and cultivating melons are suitable soil and sufficient space, and you also need to choose the melon variety to plant according to the local soil and climate, which is also
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A Detailed Guide to Melon Seed Planting Methods and Technical Key Points
Summary: Select plump, uniformly sized seeds and sun them under direct sunlight on a sunny day, turning them occasionally to ensure every seed gets exposed to the sun. Place the sun-dried seeds in hot water at about 55-60°C, stirring for disinfection for about half an hour, then drain off the water.
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When to Plant Buckwheat? Buckwheat Planting Time and Key Technical Points
Buckwheat is a fairly well-known cash crop, and it is currently distributed in many countries around the world. Many people grow buckwheat today, and many are wanting to grow it as well. Before planting, however, everyone surely wants to have a full understanding of its planting methods and planting
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Alfalfa Planting Time, Technical Key Points and Field Management Methods
Abstract Planting time: divided into spring sowing, summer sowing and autumn sowing. Spring sowing is from late March to early April each year, summer sowing is from June to July each year, and autumn sowing is from late August to early September each year. Site selection: it is advisable to choose first- and second-class land with good soil fertility and complete irrigation facilities for planting. Land preparation:
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