The administrator looks at the flame nuts。
In recent days, the first-ever introduction of flamingo into the farm in the city has entered the critical care phase, with flowers expected to bloom in may and marketed for pick-up in september. This successful attempt at “northern migration of the south” marked a solid step forward in the exploration of niche farming on the farms of the city。
Walking into the greenhouses where the figs are grown on the farm in the city, as if they had crossed through the tropics, a flaming flamingo plant in the form of a “facter sword” was arranged on a well-structured shelf, and many green branches had been bent, “these bending branches will bloom in may, and the bonnies are expected to pick in late september”. Manager zhang zhang jianjun described the cultivation of two shed flamingo on the farm in a city as a new species introduced from the field last year, which was well developed. Zhang jianjun told the journalist that it was the first time that tropical fruits had been introduced on the farm and that she was able to talk to technicians almost weekly via video and provide remote technical guidance。
“francer nuts require a higher temperature, not less than 12°c in winter and not less than 20 hours of light per day at pollination.” zhang says. As a result, staff not only put “small sun” in the greenhouses to heat, but also put more than 100 light patches above the greenhouses. "the new varieties are white and red, and so is the taste." zhang chongjun said that because of the climate in the north, only two fruits could be produced a year, and that, following the first harvests in september this year, the harvest could be repeated from january to february of next year, “which would also fill the gap in the production of fresh fruit in winter”
The success of the flamingo cultivation in the ice city not only enriched the citizens' “fruit dishes”, but also added new spots to rural tourism. At present, the town farm has plans to open up its picks, so that tourists can walk with their children into the greenhouses, pick the dragon nuts of the red and white phase, observe their unique growth patterns at close range, experience field pleasures and experience the wonders of modern agriculture。
In addition, journalists have learned that this specialty planting project has been included in farm studies. "let the children see how tropical plants grow in front of their homes, more intuitive than textbooks." according to the relevant head of the a city farm, the successful seeding of the pyrochic fruit has explored a new path to integrated development for agriculture around harbin。
The harbin daily journal, journalist kang fu jian
