Fruit Tree Growing Tips: High-Yield Growers Share Their Secrets for Orchard Management in Rainy Years

Growers who plant fruit trees have probably always been unclear about how to manage their trees sensibly. Why do we say that? Because no one can be sure their own method is the sensible one. So today we've invited an agronomist to share with us sensible fruit tree management, and which aspects we should manage fruit trees from. Let's take a look together below.

Depending on the weather conditions, high temperatures and high humidity make various pests and diseases prone to breaking out. The probability of disease outbreaks in particular will be very high, so you need to use fungicides flexibly, such as protective agents, curative agents, or compound formulations that combine protection and treatment. Use them flexibly to avoid the harm of pests and diseases, with prevention as the priority and integrated control.

In addition, if there is a lot of rainfall, the soil moisture content will be high, and in plots with better conditions this can easily cause excessive shoot growth, because most fruit trees are now in the young fruit swelling stage.

If the shoots grow excessively, it will affect the swelling of our fruit, and more importantly, it will affect flower bud differentiation. That is to say, the flower buds to be used next year will not differentiate well this year.

Then there is the issue of excessive vigor in fruit trees. You must keep the tree vigor under control, because this year's flower buds are next year's foundation.

So at this time you should pay attention to summer pruning and promptly remove some useless shoots.

As for diseases, you also need to start early. With prevention as the priority and integrated control.

That is all the content on our fruit tree management. If there is anything unclear about what we shared today, or if you have other questions during the growing process, you can ask in the comment section below.