Hello, i'm ligor. Welcome to rigg's video and share with you today the fact that the first year of cherries cultivation in the early childhood is generally free of fertilizer so as not to burn roots and seedlings. Since the first year of the cherries was planted in the seedlings, the cherries consisted mainly of seedlings and strong root systems。
Fertilization, including inappropriate handling of buried organic fertilizers in pits, is usually not recommended for the first year of a common big cherry. Fertilisation is not usually recommended primarily as follows。
• first, root year of adaptation. Big cherry seedlings are at a critical stage in the new soil and environment, when the seedlings are, first and foremost, slowing down and taking root in the new environment. Premature fertilization may cause some damage to the more delicate roots, affecting the healthy growth and survival of tree seedlings。
Second, avoid obesity. Fertilisation requires reasonable methods and moderate controls. Poor fertilization of newly removed seedlings can easily lead to the occurrence of fertilizer and affect the healthy growth of tree seedlings. It is therefore also safe to avoid spoilage until the seedlings are fully adapted to the new environment and grow steadily。
• third, promoting the development of the root system. By avoiding fertilization, large cherry seedlings can focus on the healthy growth of the root system and ensure that they can be stabilized in the soil, which intuitively contributes to tree seedling growth. Thus, in the first year of the great cherry, the non-fertilization is designed to ensure its healthy growth and root system development. The proper fertilization based on cherries will take place after the seedlings adjust to the psychological environment and grow steadily in the second year。
In the first year, fertilizer money is saved on water, provided there is sufficient water, and as long as the soil is free of water, the big cherry seedlings can grow healthy. At the same time, blind economic inputs can be avoided and their cost reduced。
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