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Detailed Explanation of Automatic Trunk Drip Infusion Fertilization Technology
Automatic trunk drip infusion of micronutrients can promote vegetative growth and development of the tree, and improve pollen viability and fruit set rate of walnut trees. Using tree trunk infusion technology can reduce or alleviate water deficit in trees in arid areas, timely replenish water to trees at critical moments, and ensure
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What are the control methods for the fall webworm?
Bundle grass around the tree trunk; after the larvae pupate inside the grass bundle, remove the bundle and burn it in a centralised manner. Contact and stomach poisons can also be used, such as 80% dichlorvos emulsifiable concentrate at 1000 times dilution, 2.5% deltamethrin emulsifiable concentrate at 2500 times dilution, and 4.5% beta-cypermethrin emulsifiable concentrate at 2300 times dilution for
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What are the characteristics of the ginkgo tree? A clear explanation in one article with the latest analysis
The branches and trunk of the ginkgo are tall and straight. The bark is shallowly fissured and light gray when young. As the tree ages, both the fissures and the color gradually deepen. The shape and length of the fissures differ noticeably from tree to tree. They range from linear to intersecting forms, with lengths varying from 40 cm to 100 cm. Seed-grown ginkgo, tree
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How to Care for a Dawn Redwood Bonsai? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Methods
The dawn redwood (Metasequoia glyptostroboides) has a straight, upright trunk, a magnificent tree shape and emerald-green foliage that turns golden yellow in autumn, making it a famous ornamental tree for courtyards. Dawn redwoods can be planted as specimens, in rows or in groups in parks, courtyards, lawns and green spaces. They can also be planted in large stands to create scenic woodland, and pair well with evergreen ground cover
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What to Do When a Money Tree's Trunk Becomes Dry and Peels? Here's a Quick Fix
Money trees usually have fairly thick, sturdy stems, and can even bulge out a cute big belly at the lower part of the trunk, where they store quite a bit of water. So even when its root system is not well developed, it tends to be fairly drought-tolerant rather than water-tolerant, and too much watering can easily cause root rot.
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How do you grow a jade plant so its trunk thickens? A full breakdown of the latest methods
The jade plant (Crassula ovata) is a fairly ornamental succulent that many gardening friends like to grow in pots, especially when its branches and trunk grow thick and sturdy, since it can be enjoyed both for its shape and its leaves. But quite a few gardening friends report that their potted jade plants grow weakly and stay thin and small. So
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How to make a rubber plant grow more side branches: is scoring buds on the main trunk feasible?
1. How to make a rubber plant grow more side branches. If you want a rubber plant to grow more side branches, the most effective and simplest method is beheading, so that the rubber plant will push out new buds again. 1. Beheading: prepare a pair of gardening shears, use the shears to cut the rubber plant in half horizontally, keeping the base of the branch at about 50cm, and the cut can be sealed with wax oil produced after burning a candle to prevent the branch from losing water and bacterial infection, and all the leaves on the branch should be removed.
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Symptoms of jujube trunk rot and the latest control methods
Jujube fruit is rich in nutritional value and is a fairly good tonic in our daily life, with effects such as nourishing blood and improving complexion. Jujube cultivation also has fairly mature techniques in China, but if jujube trees are improperly managed, they will suffer from many diseases. Today, the editor will
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What causes gummosis on apricot tree trunks
The apricot tree is a treasure from top to bottom and an important economic fruit tree. When growing it, you will find that the trunk exudes gum. What is going on with gummosis on apricot tree trunks? 1. What is going on with gummosis on apricot tree trunks. Gummosis on apricot tree trunks may be caused by infection of the tree by the fungus Monilinia laxa and Botryosphaeria dothidea
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How to Eradicate Poplar Canker Disease? Detailed Explanation of Prevention and Control Methods
The trunk of the poplar stands straight and upright, with bark that is smooth or longitudinally fissured. Poplars have a wide range of uses, but during their growth process, some pests and diseases appear. Canker disease is one of them. How to eradicate poplar canker disease? 1. How to Eradicate Poplar Canker Disease Before the peak period of the disease,
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