High-yield planting method of kiwi fruits

Abstract

The invention relates to a planting method of fruit trees and in particular relates to a high-yield planting method of kiwi fruits. The high-yield planting method comprises a step 4 bagging, wherein bagging time: the kiwi fruits are bagged during 4 weeks to 5 weeks after flowers blossom; bag selection: the bagging is carried out by adopting following paper bags; a kiwi fruit paper bag comprises a ring buckle made of plastic and a round-platform-shaped bag body made of corrugated paper; a bagging method comprises the following steps of opening the ring buckle and separating a left ring body and a right ring body, buckling on a fruit stem of the fruit, bagging the fruit with the flattened bag body, curling and sticking or clamping the bag body to the lower end of the ring buckle, and enabling a buffering ring to be in contact with the fruit; bagging period management: a light reflecting plate is spread below the fruit during a bagging period; and when the temperature is too high or the light illumination is too strong, the light reflecting plate is turned over. By adopting the high-yield planting method of the kiwi fruits, the problem that the quality of the fruits is reduced after the kiwi fruits are bagged is solved, and the invention aims at providing a bagging technology which can keep advantages of the bagging of the kiwi fruits and can also improve the quality of the kiwi fruits.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for planting fruit trees, in particular to a method for high-yield planting of kiwi fruit. Background technique [0002] Actinidia is a dioecious large deciduous woody vine. The male plants are hairy and have small leaves, and the flowers of the male plants appear earlier in the female flowers; the female plants are less hairy or glabrous, and the flowers and leaves are larger than those of the male plants. The flowering period is from May to June, and the fruit ripening period is from August to October. The fruit is oblong in oval shape, with a cross-sectional radius of about 3 cm, and the pericarp is yellow-brown and covered with pilose. Its size is about the same as a duck egg, about 6 cm high, with a circumference of about 4.5 to 5.5 cm, and is generally oval. The dark brown, hairy skin is generally not edible. Inside are bright green flesh and rows of black seeds. [0003] Because the kiwi fruit skin is thin ...

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[0004] In order to solve the problem that the fruit quality of kiwi is reduced after being bagged, the present invention intends to provide a planting method that retains the advantages of bagging kiwi and can improve the quality of kiwi

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