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Detailed Explanation of the Cleft Grafting Method and Top Grafting (Topworking) Technique for Plum Trees
1. Preparation before grafting: Generally in February, cut healthy, pest-free 1-year-old branches as scions. It is best to use fully mature, plump-leaf-budded, well-developed branches from the upper outer canopy of trees that have already fruited. Cut them into 15-20 cm segments (with 3-5 buds).
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When to Apply Top Dressing to Jujube Trees? A Detailed Guide to Growing Experience
Top dressing must be applied during the growing season when the jujube tree most needs nutrients. If the timing of top dressing is incorrect, the purpose of top dressing cannot be achieved, and sometimes it even has the opposite effect, reducing jujube yield and quality and wasting labor and fertilizer. According to the characteristics of the phenological phases of jujube trees, top dressing of jujube trees
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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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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Autumn Top Grafting and Variety Change in Pear Trees
Grafting time. In production, large-scale top grafting of pear trees to switch to improved varieties is generally carried out from early August to late September in autumn, that is, during the period after summer shoots stop growing and before autumn shoots stop growing. During this period, the grafting survival rate is high, the cost is low, and the effect is good; usually only one year is needed.
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Detailed Explanation of the Top-Grafting and Variety-Conversion Method for Chestnut Trees and Post-Grafting Management
Chestnut (scientific name: Castanea mollissima), also known as li, chestnut, chestnut seed, and fengla, is a plant of the genus Castanea in the family Fagaceae. It is native to China and distributed in Vietnam, Taiwan, China, and the mainland region of China. It grows in areas at an altitude of 370-2800 m, is mostly found in mountainous areas, and has been widely cultivated by humans.
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What to Do If the Trunk Top and Roots of a Money Tree Rot? Detailed Remedies
The biggest fear in growing a money tree is what problems might arise, because once a problem occurs, it affects not only the plant itself but also the entire home environment and the mood of everyone living in it. Therefore, when growing a money tree, you must monitor the growth condition of the money tree in a timely manner
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Tree radish cultivation methods: water thoroughly but do not let water accumulate; stop fertilizing in summer
Summary Soil: choose high-humidity humus soil that does not accumulate water; you can mix in cake residue and bone meal as a base fertilizer. Temperature and humidity: tree radish is cold-tolerant but not heat-tolerant, and needs shading in summer. Watering: when the soil is completely dry, water thoroughly at one time, and mist the leaf surface to keep it moist. Fertilizing: in spring and
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Key points of peach tree management techniques: what fertilizer to use for topdressing, and how to prevent and control pests and diseases
Key points of spring management for peach trees
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10 Pesticides Fruit Trees Should Never Use - Fruit Growers, Stop Using Them
Diammonium phosphate: forbidden for peach trees. Diquat: forbidden for all kinds of fruit trees. Dichlorvos: forbidden for stone fruit trees. ...
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How to treat pear tree top rot? Silicon-calcium-magnesium fertilizer has good control effect
Pear top rot, also known as pear stem rot and pear iron-head disease, generally occurs on European pear varieties, so it is also called European pear top rot. The causative factor of pear top rot is currently unclear and is generally considered a physiological disease. In order to seek effective control methods, we conducted a control experiment using silicon-calcium-magnesium fertilizer and achieved good results. The experimental results are summarized as follows. (1) Experiment and methods: (1) Experimental materials. The experiment was set up in a pear orchard in Xishanbeitou Village, Dayao Town, Muping District, Yantai, Shandong, with the variety Bartlett pear
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