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Tips for Winter Irrigation of Fruit Trees
The Best Time for Winter Irrigation The suitable period for winter irrigation of fruit trees is from after the fruit harvest to before the soil freezes. If winter irrigation is done too early, the temperature is still relatively high and evaporation is great, which is not conducive to storing water and preserving soil moisture, and reduces the cold resistance and freeze protection ability of the fruit trees. If it is done too late, because the temperature is relatively low,
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How can fruit tree planting improve the success rate of cultivation?
How can fruit tree planting improve the success rate of cultivation? 1. Tidy the root system. After fruit trees are dug out from the nursery, the root system has already been damaged. To reduce the injured area, it should be tidied. Use scissors to remove part of the main root, and cut large lateral roots flat at the injured point. Do not cut at an angle, so the wounds heal easily.
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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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Key Technical Points for Flower and Fruit Retention and Post-Bloom Management of Persimmon Trees
Persimmon is a berry-type fruit of the Ebenaceae family (persimmon family). Its ripening season is around October. The fruits come in many shapes, such as spherical, oblate, nearly conical, and square. Depending on the variety, the color ranges from light orange-yellow to deep orange-red, the size ranges from 2 cm to 10 cm, and the weight ranges from 100 g
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Analysis of the Causes of Low Fruit Set in Apricot Trees and Solutions
Apricot tree (scientific name: Armeniaca vulgaris Lam.) is a deciduous tree, terrestrial, with hairless plants. Leaves alternate, broadly ovate or round-ovate, with rounded blunt serrations on the margins; flowers solitary, white or slightly red; fruit nearly spherical, mostly white, yellow to yellow-red, often with a red blush; seed kernels
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What measures are there to improve the fruit-setting rate of pear trees?
1. Protecting flowers and protecting fruit They are two technical measures with completely different meanings, but their purpose is the same: to improve the fruit-setting rate. Only when these two measures are skillfully combined on the same tree can it be ensured that the tree bears enough fruit for a good harvest. Protecting flowers and protecting fruit is by no means a matter of the flowers on the tree
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What to Do If a Pear Tree Does Not Bear Fruit? A Detailed Guide to Practical Technical Measures
1. Avoid excessive application of nitrogen fertilizer. Some farmers grow sweet potatoes between their pear trees; they grow sweet potatoes to cut the vines to feed pigs, so they frequently pour pig manure, and the pear trees grow tall and large but bloom without bearing fruit. For this type of pear tree, nitrogen fertilizer application should be stopped and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers increased; apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate by trenching at the drip line of the canopy and by spraying the canopy.
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How to Achieve High Yields After Top-Grafting Pear Trees? Master These Six Techniques
As the fruit market gradually becomes saturated, some old varieties face being phased out, and replacing the old with the new and introducing and top-grafting superior varieties is imperative. The top-grafting and its key technical points are as follows: Master the best grafting time. Late February to early March each year is the best grafting window; too early makes survival difficult, while too late means the scions bud late and the branches grow slowly, so they cannot become flower-bearing branches in the same year.
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What to Do If Your Cherry Tree Won't Bear Fruit? Try These Solutions
There are many reasons for failure to bear fruit, specifically the following: 1. The climate may be unsuitable. 2. Improper cultivation and management, leading to excessively vigorous tree growth, with no flower buds formed, will also result in no fruit. 3. Severe pests and diseases or poor fertilizer and water conditions, insufficient stored nutrients in the tree, leading to poor flower bud development and severe flower and fruit drop during the flowering period; or due to continuous rainy weather or sudden low temperatures during the flowering period, resulting in poor pollination and fertilization.
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Smart Fertilization for Peach Trees: High-Quality and Abundant Fruit
Peach prices have been rising steadily this year, which has motivated enthusiasm for growing peaches, but with high income do not forget smart fertilization. Fertilizer is the foundation of a high yield. To have excellent fruit and a high yield next year, doing a good job of year-round fertilization for peach trees starting now is key. The utilization rate of nitrogen by peach trees is 50%, phosphorus utilization
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