Latest Technical Methods and Tutorial for Lemon Flowering Period Management
Lemon is a fruit of the Rutaceae family. Lemon tastes extremely sour and is a fruit that many women during pregnancy enjoy eating very much. The area planted with lemons in our country is now relatively extensive, and lemons are relatively simple to grow. However, management techniques need to be done well during the growing process, especially during the flowering period. Flowering period management is very important and directly affects the flowering and fruiting rate of lemons. So the editor has brought you the flowering period management techniques for lemons. Let's take a look!
1. Foliar fertilization
Under normal planting management, lemons gradually enter the flowering period in spring. In spring, we should promote the sprouting of spring shoots and improve the pollination and fertilization rate of lemons. We can appropriately spray agents such as Zhuangdiling to improve the nutrient transport capacity of lemon trees and promote strong seedlings and strong stems. Appropriate foliar fertilization can satisfy the sufficient nutrients needed for lemon flowering, protect flowers and fruits for the fruit trees, reduce fruit drop, and regulate the growth direction of lemon trees. When applying fertilizer, pay attention to the fertilizer amount. It must not be too much. Too much fertilizer will cause excessive vegetative growth of lemons and easily lead to pests and diseases.
2. Temperature control
Temperature is very important for the growth of lemons. In high-temperature weather, cooling work should be done well, and timely watering should be used to lower the orchard temperature. Prevent excessively high temperatures from being unsuitable for lemon growth, especially during the flowering period, when the flowering rate will decline due to the limitation of high temperatures. However, the temperature must also not be too low, to prevent low temperatures from causing frost damage to lemon trees, which similarly affects lemon growth. Agents such as Hushu Jiangjun can be appropriately applied to improve the immunity of lemon trees and prevent problems caused by temperature.
3. Proper flower thinning
During the flowering period of lemon trees, attention should be paid to the number of flowers. The number of flowers must not be too large, to prevent the later fruit load from exceeding what the lemon tree can bear. During the flower bud stage, deformed flowers, thin and small flowers, and flowers with pests and diseases should be thinned out, and the number of flowers should also be controlled within an appropriate range. Appropriately spray Xinguozhimu on lemon tree leaves to prevent pests and diseases on the leaves, ensure the growth capacity of the leaves, enhance photosynthesis, and increase the accumulation of photosynthetic substances. However, it must not be excessive, otherwise it will seriously affect lemon yield. Reduce planting benefits.
4. Pest and disease control
Pest and disease control during the lemon flowering period is very important, because lemon trees are relatively weak during this period. The incidence of pests and diseases is also relatively high. If management is slightly poor, various pests and diseases may appear. Pests and diseases will harm the growth of lemon trees, reduce the flowering rate of lemon trees, and naturally have a great impact on the fruiting rate. While strengthening management, we should do a good job of bagging after young fruits grow. Reasonable bagging methods can effectively prevent fruit rust disease, fruit cracking, etc., and can also improve fruit quality. The effect is very obvious.
The above is a brief introduction to lemon flowering period management techniques. Management during the lemon flowering period requires special attention. Because whether flowering period management is good or bad is directly and greatly connected to the growth of lemons in the middle and later stages, everyone must do a good job in flowering period management. That is all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only. Thank you all for reading and supporting.