(1) cultivation methods and care for perfumed lemon trees
The method of raising the perfumed lemon tree:
1. Soils, perfumed lemons, are roots plants that are suitable for planting in fertile, defusing, ventilating and drainage-friendly soils。
Light, perfumed lemons are short-lived plants that can be grown indoors。
3. Fertilizers, usually watered once in about two days to keep the soil moist, but to avoid the accumulation of water in the basin。
Note:
During the breeding period, pine soil is required monthly to maintain the acreage of the soil in the basin. Before the spring bulge, it is necessary to trim the dead branch, the sick branch, the long branch and the long, too long branch, in order to grow the plant. In day-to-day management, water must be watered to the point where it is too small to prevent the fall of leaves。
(2) correct method of planting lemon trees
1 soil: lemon trees can be planted at home, producing some good-looking and delicious fruit. Common garden or foliage soil is used, and some shreds of debris are then laid on the bottom of the basin, with ceramics on the soil, etc。
Light: it needs to receive enough light to produce better fruit and plant at least six hours a day。
Water: the fruit of the water is usually controlled before the flower is opened, but during the growing season it can be watered once for two to three days to maintain the moisture content of the soil but cannot accumulate water。
Fertilizers: most of the results in spring and summer are used to control fertility during the fruit period and to spray some nutrients every half month. A mature plant needs to be trimmed in time。
(3) lemon tree farming methods and care
First, given the soil conditions of farming, the lemon tree prefers the acidic environment, so that sulphate sub-iron can be used in the soil in a manner similar to that of oranges, and the lemon tree needs more moisture to grow, so it needs to be replenished in a timely manner。
Second, there is light and temperature, where lemon tree growth requires more sunlight but does not allow for long-term strong light exposure, with suitable growth temperatures of 23°c to 29°c, shades when temperatures are too high, and freezing of lemon trees when temperatures are below 0°c。
Thirdly, lemon trees need to be trimmed with dead branches, short and weak branches with their own inert branches, and care to combat diseases such as red spiders, shellworms and aphids。
Fourthly, and since lemon trees are plants that can produce flowers in four seasons, they are well nourished, and for the application of lemon trees, fertilizer is added depending on how the lemon trees grow, because lemon trees are fat, especially when they start to bloom。
(4) plantation methods and care for lemon trees
1. Lemon tree farming needs to ensure adequate light, soil is wet but not water, water is often sprayed from summer to early autumn, water is less watered in winter and organic fluids and potassium phosphate are applied in appropriate quantities. The roots of lemon trees are developed and growing fast, so they have to go back in time. Lemon trees are infested with pests, and care is taken to prevent them, especially at the summer fall festival, requiring semi-monthly spraying。
2. The raising of lemon trees should ensure that there is sufficient sunlight, preferably in the winter, with temperatures above 5 degrees at night. Soils are kept wet, but water is not available, and water is often sprayed around the plant between summer and early autumn when the weather is hot, and less in winter。
3. Fertilizers are planted at the bottom of the basin with an appropriate amount of base fat, with a fertilized organic liquid fertilizer applied around each month of the growing season and 0. 2% per cent per day of potassium phosphate。
4. Lemon tree roots are developed and growing fast, especially in the booming lemon season, which is doubled once in 1-2 years. Cut half of the ground, cut too long, cut some too thick. Bones or animal hoofs are placed on the bottom of the basin, adding some new breeding soil。
5. Lemon pellets of concern, mainly red spiders, shellworms, aphids, etc., can be treated against which 80% of dichlorvos cream is 1,500 times the fluid spray. The summer fall, which is a multi-pest season, requires a half-month spraying, which occurs around 9 a. M. And around 4 p. M., and should not be sprayed at noon in order to avoid its effects。
