Node breaking wound germination accelerating method for grapes, and grape cultivation method based on germination accelerating method
A cultivation method and grape technology, applied in the field of grape germination and viticulture, can solve the problems affecting the realization of high quality of grape fruits, the growth of uneven branches, flowers and fruits, affecting the consistency of fruit ripening, etc., and achieve the same fruit ripening period , Improve the germination rate, the effect of weak growth
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Embodiment 1
[0032] Embodiment one summer grape production vernalization method
[0033] The pruning is completed before the grape injury period begins in January in spring. According to the standard of 5000±500 effective buds per mu, select the well-developed grape fruiting mother branches for bud pruning and binding, and carry out the pruning at the part where the fruiting branches are planned to be plucked. Treatment of broken joint trauma, that is, to cut a knife on the side close to the winter bud 3, cut through the joint 2 (i.e. broken joint), and cut off the phloem, reaching deep into the xylem or slightly injuring the xylem, thus forming a long cut surface (see figure 1 ). Then, smear the accelerating germination agent on the winter bud body and the long sliced surface 1. The germination agent is an aqueous solution diluted 15 times with 50% cyanamide. Since the bud node 2 is the key part of life activities, the cutting of broken nodes has a direct and sensitive stimulating eff...
Embodiment 2
[0034] The germination method that embodiment two winter grapes are produced
[0035]The production of grapes with two harvests a year is to continue the production of the second season of grapes, that is, winter grapes, after the first season of grapes is harvested. The production of winter grapes is carried out in August, and the specific time depends on the local climate conditions. The time when the grapes in the second season will not be damaged by freezing can mature normally. During production, after the grapes are pruned, only the node 2 where the cut bud 4 is located is subjected to a wound treatment, that is, a knife is cut on the side close to the cut bud, and the node 2 is cut (i.e. broken node), and the phloem is excised , go deep into the xylem or slightly damage the xylem, thus forming a long bevel 1 (see figure 2 ). This treatment only carries out the treatment of accelerating germination by cutting the cut buds 4 of mature branches in the same year, and coo...
Embodiment 3
[0036] Embodiment three viticultural methods
[0037] The trellis-type cultivation method is adopted. After the seedlings germinate, they will be topped and topped, and the vines will continue to be divided after they are put on the shelf. During the cultivation process, pruning, germination, bud thinning, branch thinning, flower thinning and fruit thinning and field management are carried out to ensure the normal growth and fruiting of grapes, and to obtain ideal yield and quality.
[0038] Germination: In the cultivation of viticulture with two harvests a year, germination is carried out once in spring and summer respectively. For the production of grapes (summer fruit) in the first season of each year, the pruning should be completed before the start of the grape injury period in January in spring. According to the standard of 5000±500 effective buds per mu, good grape fruiting mother branches should be selected for bud pruning and binding. Bound, at the position where the...
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