Cultivation method for ornamental oranges

A cultivation method and a technology for ornamental oranges, applied in the agricultural field, can solve the problems of lack of a systematic cultivation method, economic losses of farmers, easy fruit drop, etc., and achieve the effects of suitable promotion, low labor intensity, good economic value and social value.

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-02-03
赵宝瀛
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Problems solved by technology

[0006] Because oranges grow outdoors, there are many problems when they are transplanted indoors. Although there are many potted oranges, there is no systematic cultivation method; farmers usually water and fertilize according to experience; The situation is prone to no fruit, or the phenomenon that the fruit is easy to drop; causing economic losses to farmers

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Embodiment 1

[0012] Embodiment 1: keep the basin soil humidity at ordinary times to be 40%, spray and wash the branches and leaves once in 3 days; each spray water once in the morning and evening in summer; when sprouting, reduce watering and apply nitrogen fertilizer; After the result, remove the excess fruit; make the fruit evenly distributed; cut off all the new shoots that grow after autumn; keep the spraying humidity at 80% after the result; At the same time, the roots were treated with soil replacement; phosphorus fertilizer was added to the soil.

Embodiment 2

[0013] Embodiment 2: keep the basin soil humidity at ordinary times as 60%, and spray and wash the branches and leaves once in 5 days; each spray water once in the morning and evening in summer; when sprouting, reduce watering and apply nitrogen fertilizer; After the result, remove the excess fruit; make the fruit evenly distributed; cut off all the new shoots that grow after autumn; keep the spraying humidity at 80% after the result; At the same time, the roots were treated with soil replacement; phosphorus fertilizer was added to the soil.

Embodiment 3

[0014] Embodiment 3: keep the basin soil humidity at ordinary times to be 50%, spray and wash the branches and leaves once in 4 days; each spray water once in the morning and evening in summer; when sprouting, reduce watering and apply nitrogen fertilizer; After the result, remove the excess fruit; make the fruit evenly distributed; cut off all the new shoots that grow after autumn; keep the spraying humidity at 80% after the result; At the same time, the roots were treated with soil replacement; phosphorus fertilizer was added to the soil.

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Abstract

Provided is a cultivation method for ornamental oranges, pertaining to the agricultural field. The invention provides the cultivation method for ornamental oranges which is simple in operation and high in survival rate and suitable for cultivation on a large scale. The cultivation method for ornamental oranges is characterized by comprising following steps: keeping humidity of potted soil from 40% to 60% and spraying branches and leaves for 3 to 5 days at ordinary times; spraying water each time in the morning and evening in Summer; reducing water quantity during a bud-shooting process and applying nitrogenous fertilizers; keeping 1 to 2 flowers each leave during a budding process and removing superfluous fruits after fruiting; keeping uniform distribution of fruits; completely cutting off new buds growing up after Autumn; maintaining spraying humidity at 80% after fruiting; keeping temperature ranging from 0 to 10 DEG C in Winter, pruning roots and cutting off branches; performing soil-changing operation while roots are pruned; and adding phosphatic fertilizers to soil.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of agriculture, and in particular relates to a cultivation method for ornamental oranges. Background technique [0002] Orange trees are shrubs to small trees. There are many branches, the branches are extended or slightly drooping, and the thorns are few. Single compound leaves. Wing leaves are usually narrow, or have only traces, and the leaves are lanceolate. Oval or broadly ovate, with large variations in size. Apex often notched, midrib branched from base to near notch, leaf margin usually has blunt or rounded teeth on at least the upper half, rarely entire. [0003] Flowers solitary or in clusters of 2-3, irregularly 5-3 lobed, petals usually less than 1.5 cm long, 20-25 stamens, slender style, stigma capitate, various fruit shapes, usually oblate to nearly Spherical, very thin and smooth peel, or thick and rough, light yellow, vermilion or deep red. Very easy or slightly easy to peel off, many or few tange...

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IPC IPC(8): A01G17/00
Inventor 赵宝瀛王爽馨
Owner 赵宝瀛
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