A three-dimensional planting method of blueberries and kiwifruit in greenhouses

Abstract

The invention relates to a three-dimensional planting method of greenhouse blueberries and kiwifruits, belongs to the field of agricultural planting. The method conducts dormance removing treatment onthe blueberries and kiwifruits, and solves the problem of unsynchronization of blueberry and kiwifruit dormance removing, thereby ensuring yield and plant growth potential; by controlling the planting density of the kiwifruits and properly trimming the branches of the kiwifruits, the method not only satisfies the overshadow required for the growth and development of the blueberries to some extentand improves the quality of the blueberries, but also makes the kiwifruits have a certain yield, thereby achieving a win-win planting effect.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of agricultural planting, and in particular relates to a method for three-dimensional planting of blueberries and kiwis in a greenhouse. Background technique [0002] Blueberry, also known as bilberry, is a cultivated species of Rhododendronaceae and is a new fruit tree species with high economic value and broad development prospects. At present, the blueberry industry is booming, and the cultivation area is constantly expanding. In order to enable blueberries to go on the market in advance and improve economic benefits, more and more farmers are cultivating blueberries in facilities. However, blueberries mature once a year, and the picking season is short, up to two months. At other times, there is little passenger flow, and the economic benefits are not high. Moreover, most of the steel-structure facility sheds built for blueberry facility cultivation are high sheds. Pure blueberry cultivation can only use a space...

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Problems solved by technology

The symbiotic cultivation of blueberry and kiwifruit needs to solve a series of problems: blueberry and kiwifruit are both deciduous fruit trees, so they need to be completely released from dormancy before they can be cultivated in greenhouses

At the same time, although blueberries are shade-loving plants, excessive shading will also affect photosynthesis, resulting in problems such as poor growth and reduced fruit quality.