What are the precautions for growing yellow peaches? Management key points explained in one article

Yellow peaches are a highly nutritious fruit, and both their taste and sales are quite good. So now many people have started growing yellow peaches. Some friends, because they did not clearly understand the characteristics of yellow peaches and some points that need attention when growing them, ended up with unsatisfactory results. Qinnong Network would like to introduce some of the things that need attention here.

1. Timing

The yellow peach is a drought-tolerant fruit, but it has little resistance to waterlogging, so the timing must be chosen well. In the south, rainfall is mostly concentrated shortly after the start of spring, that is, after April, so friends in the south should try to plant before April when growing them, and it is recommended to plant around the end of February, so that when the rainy season comes, the yellow peach trees will already have a certain size and their waterlogging resistance will be somewhat higher. In the north, it is mostly concentrated after June, so you can start planting around April.

2. Soil

Yellow peach trees do not have very high requirements for soil, and generally slightly acidic soil is best. Some friends apply their vegetable-growing habits to growing trees, but in fact ordinary sandy soil is not suitable for growing yellow peaches. First, such soil has poor fertility, and second, it reduces the yellow peach tree's lodging resistance. Suitable soil should be soil that is not strongly sticky but can form clumps and retain fertilizer and water, such as black soil and similar loam soils. Loam soils in the south are also acceptable, but try to choose those with less sandiness.

3. Management

The yellow peach tree is a kind of fruit tree that requires considerable attention to management, so care must be taken in management. The orchard should be inspected at irregular intervals, and any damaged or diseased branches and leaves need to be taken away and not left in the orchard, so as to avoid infection. Drainage ditches in the rainy season should be cleared well, so as to prevent excessive rainwater from accumulating in the soil. If the trees are entwined with similar plants, these also need to be dealt with promptly, as they easily lead to parasitic insects attaching themselves. If some leaves turn yellow, attention should be paid to whether fertilizer has been released excessively.

4. Fertilization

Under normal circumstances, fertilization is generally based on the growth situation. When transplanting, a certain amount of fertilizer must be buried underneath, fertilizer should be applied once during the germination period, and during the intermediate growth period it should be done according to the situation, applying a little more to those with poor growth. The fertilizer applied in the early fruiting stage must be farmyard manure, so that the fruit grown will have enough trace elements. Do not firmly believe in a fertilization amount of a few times a year; it does not apply everywhere, so adapt it to the growth of your own fruit trees.

The above are some points that need attention when growing them. For the sake of your own orchard and profits, you must manage them carefully. Do not be lazy in daily life and skip inspections, as this can easily lead to problems with the fruit trees. There are also some ways to handle diseases later on; those interested can follow our website.