Method for breeding new varieties of peach trees
A cultivation method and technology for peach trees, applied in the agricultural field, can solve the problems of long time consumption, different winter peach products, poor taste, etc., and achieve the effects of ensuring normal growth, improving winter and high sugar content.
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[0017] The specific implementation manner of the present invention will be further described in detail through the description of the best embodiment below.
[0018] The cultivation method of this new peach tree variety is specifically:
[0019] (1) Ridging in the field, the height of the ridge is 70-80cm, the distance between the ridges is 50-60cm, and the seeds of peach or nectarine are sown on the ridge;
[0020] (2) After the seeds sprout, water and fertilize regularly, and carry out routine care;
[0021] (3) After the peach seedlings have been cultivated for one year, the new buds of Zhonghuashou peaches are used as scions, and the peach seedlings are used as rootstocks for grafting. The scions are cut into blades and inserted into the woody part of the rootstock or the junction between bast and wood;
[0022] (4) Wrap the grafting joint with plastic film to expose the scion to breathe, and remove the film after the scion grows and survives;
[0023] (5) During the gro...
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