The present invention relates to a method of intensive and sustainable cultivation for cultivating fruit trees with high
water consumption, such as avocado trees, through the multivariate management of:
plant structure, nutrients, dynamic density, artificial
pollination, and the use of specific wavelengths for each phenological state that allows the control of early transition to production, maximum yield per surface area unit, and fruit
harvest time. A method for cultivating fruit trees with high
water consumption (such as avocado, citrus, apple, mango,
pear, peach,
kiwi trees, among others) in containers for intensive fruit production comprises the steps of placing avocado tree plants with a high absolute density in aerated containers, placing in the containers a substrate for accelerated
root growth, hydroponically cultivating the containers with a
nutrient solution that provides early
plant emergence, flowering, and fruiting, and placing the containers under dynamic density conditions that vary from a density of 1.0 x 1.5 meters to a density of 3.5 x 2.5 meters. the steps of: controlling the phenological cycle of the
plant by illumination with intermittent
wavelength pulses operating periodically over time and within the plant location space using an LED light
system; artificially pollinating the flowers by applying
pollen to the panicles of each flower using a spray
system; controlling the size of the tree by training and
pruning to form a multi-axis plant structure; controlling
blight and
disease by biological control using microorganisms; and cultivating large inner
diameter fruits with small seed size.