The fruit of the holy virgin is very common in the market and it is very popular with many people. Here's to learn how to grow the balconies of the balconies of the fruit。
The method of planting the balconies of the holy virgin fruit
Seed conditions
Tomato growth requires an adequate balcony, with adult tomatoes generally growing 0. 5-3 m high (depending on the variety), with the most sprout temperature after seeding at 20-28 degrees and the most suitable growth temperature at 3-7 days at 20-32°c. If not in the tropics, planting is recommended between early april and may。
At the time of planting, one plant was grown in the flower basin, typically 7-10 (21-30 cm in diameter), or three plants were planted in a long tub of about 65 cm length, which was too dense to affect the normal growth of tomato plants. A few stones must be placed in the leaks at the bottom of the basin so that the excess water can be released without causing a rotten root phenomenon。
When seeding, it is planted directly in the basin, with a layer of about a centimetre of soil on it, with several more in one basin and three or four leaves to remove the weak seedling。
Soil
Tomatoes (holy fruit) are grass plants born in one or more years. They prefer fertile, well-watered soils, well-silent sites, well-growing and intolerant soils that are neutral to slightly alkaline and can grow as perennial plants in the tropics。
Long-term management
Many varieties of tomatoes are highly grown, and when they grow to a certain height, weak stem-lays are inverted because they cannot withstand the weight of the whole plant. The best solution to such inverted problems is to place a pillar near the plant's roots and then tie the plant's tubers to the pillars, which will play a fixed role. It doesn't have to be too tight to damage the penis.
Watering: “no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no。
Fertilizers: choosing organic fermentation, with natural conservation, with no odor, with no mosquitoes and with half a month of fertilisation will ensure the normal growth of tomatoes。
Tomato method
1. Single-dry whole: one-dry whole is a whole-dry method that is currently common in tomato production. Each branch is left with a single backbone, and all branches are removed and removed from it (i. E., scrambling) and the main branch is also heart-picked (i. E., tipping). A leaf should normally be left to be removed from the base in case of damage to the backbone. It also increases the number of plant blades and promotes growth and development, especially of fruit near the leaves. It is common to leave two to three leaves on the upper part of the last fruit, which should not be taken near the ear of the fruit, without which the growth and development of the ear will be greatly affected, even if the flower or fruit is stunted, yielding and quality are significantly reduced。
2. Double-drying method: on a single-dry-tip basis, in addition to the main stem, a side branch is chosen as the second backbone as the result branch, which is therefore referred to as double-drying, removing all the other side branches and the regenerative branches on both sides. The second backbone should normally choose the side branch under the first line. Double-dry management, i. E., the management of the second result branch, is the same as the management of the single-dry-dip approach。
Tomatoes grow engraved on the handle of every leaf, which disperses the nutrients of the plant and is not conducive to the growth of the fruit, so they need to be removed every day when they are seen!
At the height of the balcony, tomatoes can be hit on top when they are 80 cm or above, removing the top growth point and preventing the head of tomatoes。
Main pests
There may be pests and pests that are typically sub-leaf flies, which remove the affected leaves as soon as they are found, cotton bellworms, if larvae are found, are immediately captured and disposed of, and if white spots are seen on the back of the leaf, they may be eggs of cotton bellows, wiped out with wet cloth。
The technique of balconies planting the fruit bouquet
1. Preparation for planting
Soil preparation
Soil is fundamental to the growth of vegetables, but it is not difficult to choose. The soil is dug directly from the flower jar, sifting large particles. The soil is sterilised with the conditions to be used in organic fertilizers。
Seed processing
All you have to do is soak the seeds at 55°c for 15-20 minutes, then soak the water at 28°c for 24 hours, and change the water twice. That's disinfection。
The sterilised seeds are placed in wet towels, wrapped up in an environment of 28°c, washed with water once a day, and germinates in one to two days。
2. Cultivation
A small hole of 1 cm is dug in the soil, where the seed that has sprouts is placed, covered with 0. 5 cm of soil, in an environment at 25°c. The leaves of the seeds will come out of the soil in 3-4 days, at which time the temperature will remain constant during the day and the temperature will be reduced to 20°c at night. When leaves grow to four to five, they water and need to be dry and wet。
3. Deplanting
Smooze grows four or five leaves and can grow. Small saplings of soil are dug out of the tubs, replaced by large plants and watered. In principle, the planting takes place within a week, without fertilization or water, but depending on the actual situation, the soil must be properly watered。
4. Results of flowering
For about 14 days, the fruit began to grow in the tub, and when the plant rose, it began to fertilize, once in 7-10 days, with loose soil. The balcony temperature is at 25-30°c during the day and 15-20°c at night. When the plant grows to about 40 cm, it needs a support frame to hold on to its backbone so that it does not fail to withstand the weight of the fruit。
The fruit is a flower of both sexes, which can be automatically pollinated, with a soft tap on the plant when it blooms, and promotes pollination. The side branches will also be trimmed frequently so that they do not grow wildly。
It would take about three months to plant the fruit and think that in 90 days, we would be able to eat our own little tomatoes。
St. Mary's vegetable plantation step
The seeding of plastic basins and the addition of bottom stones at the bottom of the basin in order to avoid soil leaking from the bottom。
The soil used for planting seedlings is being placed in plastic basins。
It is important to water the seed before planting, as it can easily lead to the loss of the seed if it is watered after planting。
The seed is sowed in the basin with two to three seeds, and the seed is dug out with an index finger, the seed is placed in it and the soil is covered lightly. The usual care should be taken to maintain soil moisture and the sprayer should be appropriate for water。
About three to four days after planting, thin leaves grow, while stem and leaf grow to absorb moisture。
It's starting to grow on tomatoes。
Pre-formation of three primary leaves。
The seedlings should be drawn from the base of the seedlings, with each basin leaving a thicker stem and thicker leaf。
Some three weeks to one month after seeding, the basin can be replanted and a basin floor net laid in the ready pottery 10。
The bottom of the basin until it is completely covered。
In the basin, culture soil is added and if the soil does not contain fertilizers, the base fertilizer (solid fertilizer) is mixed. Care needs to be taken not to let the fertilizer touch the roots and cover it with soil after applying the base fertilizer。
Upon release into the soil, seedlings are placed on the ground to measure altitude, requiring approximately three centimetres of water-filled space at the edge of the flower basin。
Take off the plastic basin and be careful not to scatter the roots of the earth。
Insert chopsticks or bamboo sticks into the soil at the edge of the basin as a vertical pillar。
Once the planting has been completed, a significant amount of moisture is re-fed until the bottom of the basin is released。
When the plant is 20-30 centimetres long, it can be inserted as a temporary pillar, slightly away from the stem。
The technique at this point in time, when eight words of rope are tied to the stem and the support, is to consider the growth of the plant, leaving some space for growth。
With the support of the pillar, gradually growing into a thriving mini tomatoes。
The result begins when yellow flowers bloom。
Fertilizers shall be applied near the plant at the time of flowering to provide nutrients and at a frequency of 10 days/time。
A permanent pillar can be established when the plant grows, but the temporary pillar cannot be sustained。
(c) installation: four 1. 2-metre-high bamboo sticks are used to build the ring pillars and the ropes are fixed in segments, in addition to the metal wire above。
When sprouts are found on the side of a leaf, they can be picked by hand (which can concentrate nutrients on flowers and fruit), and when the plant is 1 to 1. 5 metres high, the core can be removed to stop growing。
When the flowers are blooming, they produce small fruits。
The fruits will initially be beautifully green, and the colour will change as the fruits grow。
When the fruit is red, it can either be taken off with the stem, or the fruit can be taken one by one; the time of harvest is appropriate when the morning is cooler。
