Cultivation method for early-fruiting and high-yield pear trees in north
A cultivation method and technology of pear trees, which are applied in the field of early-fruiting and high-yield cultivation of pear trees in the north, can solve the problems of poor fruit skin color, low pulp quality, and late fruiting, and achieve good fruit-setting quality, high sugar content, and scientific methods Effect
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[0026] The cultivation method of the early knot high yield of the northern pear tree of present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0027] S1. After the leaves of the pear tree fall in autumn, cut the strong strips of the two-year-old pear tree mother plant that grows normally, has no pests and diseases, and has plump axillary buds as cuttings. There are 5-7 full buds on the cuttings, and the cuttings are buried. in wet sand;
[0028] S2. Select a field with a pH of 5.8-7, loose soil, and a soil salt content of ≤0.2% as a field for cuttings, dig 1 m deep, and then backfill with sawdust, sand and field soil, and add compound fertilizer and farmhouse to the backfill. One week before cutting, use 800 times chlorothalonil solution to sterilize the cutting bed, and fill the bottom water; add fertilizer to the backfill soil to ensure soil fertility, avoid the phenomenon of "fake death" when cuttings grow, and improve the survival rate of cuttings;
[0029] S3. In March of t...
Embodiment 2
[0035] The cultivation method of the early knot high yield of the northern pear tree of present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0036] S1. After the leaves of the pear tree fall in autumn, cut the strong strips of the two-year-old pear tree mother plant that grows normally, has no pests and diseases, and has plump axillary buds as cuttings. There are 5-7 full buds on the cuttings, and the cuttings are buried. in wet sand;
[0037] S2. Select a field with a pH of 5.8-7, loose soil, and a soil salt content of ≤0.2% as a field for cuttings, dig 1.2 m deep, and then backfill with sawdust, sand and field soil, and add compound fertilizer and farmhouse to the backfill. One week before cutting, use 800 times chlorothalonil solution to sterilize the cutting bed, and fill the bottom water; add fertilizer to the backfill soil to ensure soil fertility, avoid the phenomenon of "fake death" when the cuttings grow, and improve the survival rate of the cuttings;
[0038] S3. In th...
Embodiment 3
[0044] The cultivation method of the early knot high yield of the northern pear tree of present embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0045] S1. After the leaves of the pear tree fall in autumn, cut the strong strips of the two-year-old pear tree mother plant that grows normally, has no pests and diseases, and has plump axillary buds as cuttings. There are 5-7 full buds on the cuttings, and the cuttings are buried. in wet sand;
[0046] S2. Select a field with a pH of 5.8-7, loose soil, and a soil salt content of ≤0.2% as a field for cuttings, dig 1.5 m deep, and then backfill with sawdust, sand and field soil, and add compound fertilizer and farmhouse to the backfill. One week before cutting, use 800 times chlorothalonil solution to sterilize the cutting bed, and fill the bottom water; add fertilizer to the backfill soil to ensure soil fertility, avoid the phenomenon of "fake death" when the cuttings grow, and improve the survival rate of the cuttings;
[0047] S3. In ...
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