Home › Melons & Fruits › Article

Introduction to the Dabailingzao Jujube Variety and Key Cultivation Techniques

Melons & Fruits 0 views
The fruit is nearly spherical or short oval; extra-large fruits are slightly flattened. The average fruit weight is 24.5 g, the largest fruit weighs 42 g, and occasionally 60-80 g fruits occur. The fruit shape is quite attractive, and the size is relatively uniform. The fruit surface is not very smooth, with inconspicuous unevenness. The skin is relatively thick, brownish-red, and glossy. The flesh is crisp and somewhat coarse, with moderately abundant juice, containing about 30% soluble solids, and of premium quality. This variety has wide adaptability and can grow and bear fruit well in both sandy loam and clay loam soils. A mature tree is 5 m tall with a canopy diameter of 4.5-5.0 m. Young trees bear fruit early; fruit can be seen in the 2nd year after planting, and when grafted onto large rootstock in spring, they produce an economic yield in the same year. In the 3rd year after planting grafted seedlings, each tree yields 3-5 kg, and the current-year shoots serving as fruiting branches average about 1 fruit each. It is suitable for close planting and intensive cultivation in suburbs and industrial and mining areas.

The fruit is nearly spherical or short oval; extra-large fruits are slightly flattened. The average fruit weight is 24.5 g, the largest fruit weighs 42 g, and occasionally 60-80 g fruits occur. The fruit shape is quite attractive, and the size is relatively uniform. The fruit surface is not very smooth, with inconspicuous unevenness. The skin is relatively thick, brownish-red, and glossy. The flesh is crisp and somewhat coarse, with moderately abundant juice, containing about 30% soluble solids, and of premium quality. This variety has wide adaptability and can grow and bear fruit well in both sandy loam and clay loam soils. A mature tree is 5 m tall with a canopy diameter of 4.5-5.0 m. Young trees bear fruit early; fruit can be seen in the 2nd year after planting, and when grafted onto large rootstock in spring, they produce an economic yield in the same year. In the 3rd year after planting grafted seedlings, each tree yields 3-5 kg, and the current-year shoots serving as fruiting branches average about 1 fruit each. It is suitable for close planting and intensive cultivation in suburbs and industrial and mining areas.

Related Articles