The present disclosure refers to a method of intensive and sustainable cultivation of fruit trees with high
water consumption, such as avocado, in confinement via multivariable management of:
plant architecture,
nutrition, dynamic densities, artificial
pollination, and use of specific wavelengths for each phenological state that allow early entry into production, maximization of yield per unit area, and control of the time of fruit harvest. The method of growing fruit trees with high
water consumption (for example, avocado, citrus, apple, mango,
pear, peach,
kiwi, among others), in containers for intensive fruit production, includes the stages of: having plants avocado with high root density in aerated containers; arrange in containers in a substrate for accelerated
root growth; fertigating the containers with a
nutrient solution that provides precocity in the vegetative development, flowering and fruiting of the
plant; arranging the containers in conditions of dynamic density, which varies from a density of 1.0×1.5 meters to a density of 3.5×2.5 meters; controlling the phenological cycle of the
plant by lighting with a
system of LED lights with intermittent pulses of wavelengths that act cyclically over time and within the location space of the plants; artificially pollinating the flowers by applying
pollen by a spray
system to each floral
panicle; controlling the size of the tree by driving and
pruning to form a multi-axis type plant architecture; controlling pests and diseases through biological control with microorganisms; and cultivating the large-
caliber fruit with a small seed size.