There are many varieties of melon crops, which are more common in cucumbers, pumpkins, melons, pickles, melons, melons, watermelons, etc. Cucumbers are not grown by watering and fertilizing them, and they are managed in such a way that they are difficult to manage. One of the key points in management is that the whole fork, if allowed to grow, can also cumber, but the melon is smaller than the whole branch. Since there are many species of melons and the whole forklifting method is different, which do we need to hit? Which ones don't have to hit the top? We'll see。
Pumpkin
There are many species of pumpkin, but there are two options available to everyone, depending on their own circumstances: the first, for those with planting and management experience, when the main chicken grows to five to eight leaves, chokes the top, and once the chicken is grown, leaves two to three parts of the chicken without hitting the top, so that the guacamole can be knocked out of all the chickens. The second approach is for those with no management experience to be free from the top, to keep the main chicken and two separate chickens growing at will, and to lose too many of them. Both methods can be determined on an individual basis。
Cucumbers
Although cucumber varieties are numerous, most cucumbers are dominated by the main cranium, so cucumber cultivation generally does not require a roof. In one example, many friends have heard that cucumbers need chicken in the shed, and if it's on top, why do you need chicken? Thus, the cucumber master chicken is allowed to climb as it pleases, but the cucumber can break the fork below the ground, keep the fork on it, and remove the fork near the ground, thereby facilitating the fork and flowering melons。
Smelter
Most of the silk melon varieties are dominated by melons and some by melons, but normal growing melons do not normally have to hit the top. What kind of silk can hit the top? It's two metres long, but it's not even cumbered, so it can hit the top, so that if it's a melon, it doesn't have to. However, silkmelon needs to be split, starting with a half-metre fork below the ground, with two to three centimetres of chicken left and too many chickens removed. Attention is also paid to ventilation and light, and yellow leaves are removed from the ground in time。
Bitter melon
The growth habits of the bitter melon are almost identical, with little need to hit the top, with only half a metre of chicken being taken off, and with one chicken and two large chickens. However, it should not be too early to do so until the flower begins to bloom, because it can be distinguished by which part of the chicken grows well, and because it grows longer, the chickens and the chickens do not entangle with each other, and if entanglements are to be separated in a timely manner, they will facilitate the wind and light。
Melon
The whole of the melon is determined by different species, and normally the melon is dominated by chickens and sunmans, and can be crowned with chickens or three chickens, when the melon's main chicken grows to three to five real leaves, with two to three ferns of melons left in front of the melon, and with two to three sunmans on each fowl, and with the heart strangling behind sunman. It needs to be noted, however, that the order of the melons needs to be adapted flexibly to the actual situation. The melons are divided into single chickens, two chickens, three chickens, etc., depending on their variety and the manner in which they are grown。
It is better to top or cross a melon crop, depending on the variety of species and the manner in which they are grown, for example: the whole method of climbing and chickening is completely different, and large and small varieties differ, and therefore needs to be adapted to the circumstances。
