The Latest Sha Tang Mandarin Cultivation Techniques and Methods Tutorial

Sha Tang mandarin is a variety of mandarin. Because of its small size, high sugar content and abundant juice, it is very popular with many people. Sha Tang mandarin also contains rich nutrients, which are of great help to people's health. Nowadays many people want to know how to grow Sha Tang mandarin and how to do it specifically. So today the editor brings you the cultivation techniques for Sha Tang mandarin. Let's take a look below!

1. Growing Environment

Sha Tang mandarin has relatively strong adaptability and can grow normally in most soils. However, artificial cultivation is generally best suited to soil rich in humus, with normal drainage and irrigation, and that is loose, permeable and well structured. This can ensure the flower and fruit yield of Sha Tang mandarin. Sha Tang mandarin is relatively sensitive to temperature changes during its growth process. So the area around the planting site must also have suitable temperatures, and attention must also be paid to controlling humidity, moisture and so on. It is necessary to ensure that Sha Tang mandarin has a good growing environment and to improve the economic benefits of growing Sha Tang mandarin.

2. Seed Selection and Planting

For Sha Tang mandarin, varieties with strong disease resistance, high yield and good quality should be selected. Before planting, spread out the roots of the seedlings and place them into the planting pit. Then fill in soil while gently pressing, and then water thoroughly to settle the roots. Then cover the area around the planting pit with weeds and plastic film to improve the soil's heat preservation and moisture retention capacity. In the three days after planting, water once a day. After about 7 days or so, water about once a week according to weather conditions. Then begin topdressing in March to promote the formation of the crown of the Sha Tang mandarin tree. When fertilizing, pay attention to the amount and do not apply too much, to prevent excessive vegetative growth. Frequent small applications are best.

3. Young Tree Management

From after the planting of Sha Tang mandarin until before its first flowering, it is the young tree stage. The young tree stage of Sha Tang mandarin generally lasts about 1 and a half years. During the young tree stage, topdressing work should be done well to increase the nutrient ratio. This promotes the growth and development of the crown and roots of the Sha Tang mandarin tree. After planting, pruning should be done well according to the tree structure, keeping about 5 short branches on each main branch. Do a good job with fertilizer and water management to promote the growth of new shoots. After the new shoots grow, then select about 3 shoots and cultivate them into auxiliary main branches. Then wait until the new shoots mature, and repeat the short cutting in cycles to cultivate the crown.

4. Watering and Fertilizing

Sha Tang mandarin has relatively large and comprehensive nutrient needs, so when fertilizing we should use farmyard manure as the main type as much as possible. When fertilizing, pay attention to the fertilization method, and reasonably use methods such as trench application and strip application according to the actual situation. Then appropriately spray foliar fertilizer to promote leaf growth and improve the accumulation of photosynthetic substances. Then we should water reasonably according to soil conditions and weather changes. If the soil becomes dry and turns white, then water promptly to prevent lack of water from affecting the growth of Sha Tang mandarin. However, also pay attention to the amount. When there is too much water or during the rainy season, then drain promptly.

The above is a brief introduction to the cultivation techniques of Sha Tang mandarin. The cultivation cycle of Sha Tang mandarin is relatively long, so we need to have a certain amount of patience when growing it. Before it enters the flowering and fruiting stage, management work should be done well to avoid some irreparable losses. That is all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only. Thank you all for reading and supporting.