How much does a pomegranate sapling cost per plant? Three points to note when planting
Pomegranate is a common fruit, and many friends enjoy eating it very much, but at present the cultivation of pomegranate saplings is still not very widespread. In the main pomegranate-producing areas across the country, cultivation still mainly relies on pomegranate saplings. Now, if you want to cultivate pomegranate saplings, which varieties should you choose? How much does a pomegranate sapling cost per plant? There are many varieties of pomegranate saplings, and the prices of different varieties of pomegranate saplings are also different.
1. How much does a pomegranate sapling cost per plant?
The price of pomegranate saplings mainly depends on the actual local situation, and at the same time, the price will also differ depending on the variety of pomegranate sapling.
2. There are three points to note when planting pomegranate saplings
1. Soil management
For pomegranate saplings planted in spring, it is necessary to water them thoroughly and then also loosen the soil by hoeing. The ground temperature should be well controlled so that they can survive earlier. Moderate irrigation is very necessary, as this can ensure the pomegranate saplings' water needs during their growth process. If you want to improve the survival rate of pomegranate saplings, and if there is not much water available, to ensure the peak growth period of the seedlings, you can consider spraying New High-Lipid Film or covering with wheat straw (weeds), and you can also apply nitrogen-phosphorus compound fertilizer or nitrogen fertilizer.
2. How to care for pomegranate saplings
After planting pomegranate saplings, you can spray New High-Lipid Film to control water evaporation to a certain extent. If the pomegranate saplings lose too much water through evaporation, it will affect the saplings' warming-up period and is not conducive to the seedlings' adaptation to the new environment and growth.
3. Pomegranate pruning
Pomegranate pruning should combine winter and summer pruning. Pomegranate trees that mainly have leafy spur branches with 6-8 leaves are more conducive to fruiting. In summer and spring, branches that grow too vigorously can be pruned to plump up lateral buds and promote the growth of strong short branches. Pomegranates have strong branching ability. By winter, pruning does not necessarily require shortening, but if the tree body is too dense or has poorly developed secondary branches, they can be cut off.