Planting method for high-yield kiwi fruit

Abstract

The invention discloses a planting method for high-yield kiwi fruit. The planting method includes the following steps of 1 garden plot planning, 2 field planting preparing, 3 shed frame building, 4 kiwi fruit field planting, 5 kiwi fruit pollinating, 6 kiwi fruit clipping, 7 water and fertilizer managing on the kiwi fruit and 8 kiwi fruit managing. The planting method is beneficial for increasing the planting yield of the kiwi fruit, improving the quality of the kiwi fruit and increasing economic benefits.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of agriculture, in particular to a high-yield kiwifruit planting method. Background technique [0002] Kiwi is known as the "King of Fruits" because of its vitamin C content, which ranks among the top among fruits. One kiwi can provide more than twice a person's daily vitamin C requirement. Kiwi fruit also contains good soluble dietary fiber. As a fruit, the most eye-catching place is the phytochemical sod with outstanding antioxidant properties. According to the research report of the US Department of Agriculture, the comprehensive antioxidant index of kiwi fruit is Fruits rank among the top, second only to small fruits such as prickly pears and blueberries, and far stronger than daily fruits such as apples, pears, watermelons, and citrus. According to modern medical research and analysis, kiwi fruit contains carbohydrates, rich in amino acids in protein, twelve kinds of proteases, vitamin B1, C, carotene, calcium, ...

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[0003] However, because kiwifruit likes water but is afraid of stagnant water, at this stage, kiwifruit is generally planted on sandy loam soil rich in organic matter, good water permeability, and strong water retention capacity, such as convenient transportation, sufficient sunlight, relying on water sources, moderate rainfall, and slightly higher humidity. Mountainous areas, or loose, well-ventilated sandy loam or sandy soil, or hilly and mountainous land rich in humus-rich loose soil, which limits the planting of kiwifruit to a certain extent, making the entire transportation inconvenient, and at the same time affecting the growth of kiwifruit. The planting yield is affected, which reduces the quality of kiwifruit to a certain extent