What Insecticides Work Well for Peach Trees Before Bagging the Fruit

The peach tree is a common fruit tree in our country, grown in many regions, and to achieve high yields from peach trees, besides mastering basic techniques, you also need to do a good job of bagging the fruit. So what insecticides work well for peach trees before bagging the fruit?

1. What insecticides work well for peach trees before bagging the fruit?

Before bagging peach trees, spray once each during the fruit expansion stage, the initial coloring stage and 15 days before harvest with 400 times diluted Wandefu or 500 times diluted Aopu'er liquid fertilizer, which can effectively make the fruit noticeably better colored, increase yield and improve quality.

2. How should peach trees be managed before and after bagging?

1. Earthing up

Before bagging, the soil of the peach orchard should be cultivated and earthed up. Cultivating and earthing up is to disinfect the potential insect eggs in the soil; the depth of plowing should be at least 50 cm or more. When plowing, fertilize the peach trees; the base fertilizer is best an organic fertilizer with good pest-prevention effect, and farmyard manure is even better. Mix the farmyard manure with wheat straw, bury it deeply to decompose, then water.

If peach growers are planting peaches in rainy areas, they should pay attention to water control; too much water will inhibit the growth of the fruit trees. The purpose of plowing, besides pest prevention, is also to make the soil loose so the fruit trees can better absorb nutrients and fertilizer water, and their growth will then be very vigorous.

2. Fertilizing

The taste of peaches is directly related to the various fertilizer elements the peach tree needs, just like the human body: you cannot eat only vegetables, nor only meat; balanced nutrition is the most important thing.

The same principle applies when fertilizing; peach trees need different nutrients at different growth stages. For example, when the fruit trees are in the fruit expansion stage, use foliar fertilizer for the top dressing. Promote new shoot growth and increase photosynthesis; the greater the temperature difference between day and night, the stronger the photosynthesis, and the more the sugar content of the peaches can settle, making the taste sweeter and more delicious.

3. Bagging

When bagging fruit trees, you must not try to save a little money by buying inferior fruit bags. Inferior fruit bags are of poor quality and often split; after splitting, on one hand it increases the workload of the fruit growers, and also affects the quality of the peaches. The key point is that it gives insects an opportunity to bite the flesh. In winter, you must do a good job of clearing insect eggs from the orchard, to reduce the incidence of pest damage to the fruit trees at the root.

4. Watering

Peach trees need a lot of water during the seedling stage, watering three times a day. The peach tree is a fruit tree that likes a lot of water but is not tolerant of waterlogging at all. Fruit growers must pay attention to controlling the amount when watering, and must not let the orchard be in a waterlogged state; too much water may directly cause the entire fruit tree to die from waterlogging. Whenever it is the plum rain season or there is continuous autumn rain, drainage must be timely.