Branch-changed-pepper-fruiting pruning method for Zanthoxylum schinifolium
A pruning method and a technique for green prickly ash, applied in horticultural methods, botanical equipment and methods, horticulture, etc., can solve the problems of low output value, affecting the healthy development of the prickly ash industry, numerous and disordered branches, etc., and achieve the effect of improving yield and quality
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[0010] The pruning method of green zanthoxylum bungeanum by changing branches and knotting peppers. This method is planned to carry out tipping in spring, pruning and picking in summer, and combing in winter or spring, so as to achieve the goal of changing branches and grafting fruits every year, forming long trees and achieving good results. method to achieve high yield, stable yield and increased yield. The specific method is as follows:
[0011] Tip plugging in spring: For green Zanthoxylum bungeanum in spring, before the buds of the peppercorns germinate (the rest of the time should not be plugged), cut off the young tips with leaves that will not bear fruit on the strong fruiting mother branches. The function of plugging the tip in spring in the arid area is that on the one hand, the limited water is supplied to the Zanthoxylum bungeanum for flowering and fruit setting, instead of branching and growing, so as to achieve the purpose of multi-fruit; After the flowering and...
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