Bingtang Orange Cultivation Technology Tutorial: Detailed Explanation of the Latest Planting Methods
Bingtang orange, also known as Bingtang mandarin, originated in Hunan, China. The Bingtang orange is a high-quality variety with a very sweet taste, thin and fragrant peel, and crisp, tender flesh. It is loved by many people and is mainly cultivated in southern China. Nowadays, the cultivation area of Bingtang orange is growing larger and larger, and many people are planning to plant it on a large scale. But they are troubled by not knowing how to plant it. Below, the editor brings you the cultivation technology of Bingtang orange. Let's take a look!
1. Site Selection and Orchard Establishment
First, choose a plot with sufficient sunlight, no pollution, a small slope, low altitude, normal drainage and irrigation, and deep, soft soil as the orchard soil. Then carry out land preparation and hole digging. The depth of land preparation must not be less than 30 cm. The purpose is to improve soil softness and permeability and enhance the soil's nutrient absorption and water and fertilizer retention. Then control the spacing of planting holes according to the planting area. Because the Bingtang orange tree is relatively large, the width and depth of the planting holes should be controlled at about 1 m to ensure that the Bingtang orange has enough growing space and to increase yield.
2. Timely Sowing
The planting method generally used for Bingtang orange is mainly direct seeding. After preparing the land, choose a suitable sowing time according to weather and other factors. Then strengthen water and fertilizer management, do a good job in orchard management, promote seed germination and seedling emergence, and improve the emergence rate. After emergence, management should also be strengthened to ensure the survival rate of seedlings. When the seedlings grow to a certain height, carry out intertillage and weeding. Do a good job in pest and disease prevention and control management to prevent effects on fruit tree growth, enhance the resistance of fruit trees, strengthen immunity, and improve yield and fruit quality.
3. Fertilizer and Water Management
In the year of planting, if the base fertilizer is sufficient, no additional fertilization may be needed. Then starting from the second year, fertilizer should be applied at least three times every year, once each in spring, summer, and autumn. During each key growth period of Bingtang orange, sufficient and comprehensive nutrition must be ensured. For example, during flowering, fruiting, fruit expansion, and other periods. If nutrients are lacking, the flowering and fruiting rate of Bingtang orange will be greatly affected, which will not only reduce yield but also make quality relatively poor. Then keep the soil in a moist state. When the soil is dry, water promptly. If there is a lack of water, it will cause phenomena such as fruit cracking and fruit drop.
4. Pest and Disease Control
Pest and disease control work is very important. Pests and diseases can pose serious threats to various growing organs of Bingtang orange. They lead to weakened photosynthetic capacity of fruit trees, insufficient dry matter accumulation, a decreased flowering and fruiting rate, and a great impact on fruit quality. In severe cases, they can cause diseased plants to die. Common pests and diseases of Bingtang orange include anthracnose, red spider mite, and others. We should understand the symptoms of various pests and diseases. Then frequently observe the growth of fruit trees. After discovering abnormal conditions, inspect promptly, take corresponding measures, and achieve early discovery and early treatment to reduce losses.
The above is a brief introduction to Bingtang orange cultivation technology. During the planting process, we also need to do a good job in field management, such as intertillage and weeding, pruning branches and removing leaves, bud removal and pruning, and so on. Promote soil looseness, improve orchard permeability, enhance ventilation and light transmission, and create a good growing environment for the growth of Bingtang orange. That is all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only. Thank you for reading and supporting.