Method for increasing proportion of embryo-free fruits of phoenix mangoes
A golden phoenix and mango technology, applied in the field of cultivation of agricultural and forestry economic crops, can solve the problems of human control, increase in overall income, unpredictability, etc., and achieve the effect of increasing the income of fruit farmers, increasing comprehensive income, and increasing the unit price of fruit.
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Embodiment 1
[0048] ①Taking the 6-year-old Golden Phoenix mango tree planted at Ganzhuang Farm, Yuanjiang County, Yuxi City, Yunnan Province as the implementation object, regular pruning will be carried out after 30 days after the fruit is harvested;
[0049] ②In the spring of the next year, when the inflorescence on the autumn germinates to a length of 8-12cm, cut off the top of the inflorescence, and only keep the 0.8cm part of the base of the inflorescence;
[0050] ③After 15 days, when the inflorescence germinates for the second time to a length of 8-12cm, cut off the top of the inflorescence again, and only keep the 1.6cm part of the inflorescence base;
[0051] ④When the inflorescence germinates for the third time, dig a ring-shaped ditch at a distance of 40cm from the trunk under the tree canopy, apply fertilizer to the soil once, and apply 0.6kg of urea, 0.6kg of potassium sulfate and 1.0kg of superphosphate to each golden phoenix mango tree. Apply trace element foliage fertilizer ...
Embodiment 2
[0056] ①Taking the 12-year-old Golden Phoenix mango tree planted at Ganzhuang Farm, Yuanjiang County, Yuxi City, Yunnan Province as the implementation object, pruning will be carried out after 40 days after the fruit is harvested, so as to delay the time of sprouting and ripening in autumn;
[0057] ②In the spring of the next year, when the inflorescence on the autumn germinates to a length of 8-12cm, cut off the top of the inflorescence, and only keep the 1.2cm part of the base of the inflorescence;
[0058] ③ After 30 days, when the inflorescence germinates for the second time to a length of 8-12 cm, cut off the top of the inflorescence again, and only keep the 2.4 cm part of the base of the inflorescence;
[0059] ④When the inflorescence germinates for the third time, dig a ring-shaped ditch at a distance of 60cm from the trunk under the tree crown, apply fertilizer to the soil once, apply 0.8kg of urea, 0.8kg of potassium sulfate and 1.5kg of superphosphate to each Golden P...
Embodiment 3
[0064] ①Take the golden phoenix mango tree with a tree age of 10 years as the object of implementation, and prune it after 35 days after the fruit is harvested, so as to delay the time of germination and maturity in autumn;
[0065] ②In the spring of the next year, when the inflorescence on the autumn germinates to a length of 8-12cm, cut off the top of the inflorescence, and only keep the 1.0cm part of the base of the inflorescence;
[0066] ③ After 30 days, when the inflorescence germinates for the second time to a length of 8-12 cm, cut off the top of the inflorescence again, and only keep the 2.0 cm part of the base of the inflorescence;
[0067] ④When the inflorescence germinates for the third time, dig a ring-shaped ditch at a distance of 50cm from the trunk under the tree canopy, apply fertilizer to the soil once, apply 0.5kg of urea, 0.5kg of potassium sulfate and 1.0kg of superphosphate to each Golden Phoenix mango tree, and spray at the same time Apply trace element ...
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