1. Saplings. The selection of seedlings is the first step in the planting of a good cream strawberries, which are normally grown with a healthy seedling of more than three leaves, by selecting a strong mother's plant for the spring, removing the old and weak leaves and transplanting the seedlings at a distance of 1 metre x 0. 8 metres. At high summer temperatures, there is a need to shade the production of young chicks ' hearts in order to avoid strong light burns or water loss, as well as to provide incentives for buds。
2. Plantation. In the month prior to planting, there was a need to undertake such tasks as soil-turning of strawberry gardens, which could be supplemented by appropriate quantities of insecticides, the elimination of underground pests, and cream strawberries, which were usually set to take place in october, were selected on the day of planting to avoid high temperature periods. The nursery shall be watered with as much soil as possible, with fewer roots, and shall be lightened, and shall not be buried in the heart, so as to ensure that the heart leaves remain above the surface of the earth after the water is poured, and the sun shall be covered for a year。
3. Field management. When established, attention is paid to temperature conditions, when below 16 degrees, to the treatment of shacks, to the extent possible, to the selection of perceivable sheeting membranes, to meet its light needs, and to the ventilating of air in order to prevent high temperatures from causing booms or outbreaks of disease. When planting the pine soil, care is taken to apply foot-floor fertilizers, which are generally combined with fully decomposed farm-based fertilizers, which use about 4,000 kg per acre and 50 kg per acre. It is important to note that there are multiple fertilization exercises in the long term to ensure production, and that all fertilizers used in the long term are different. In the early years of expansion, there is a need for sterilisation, the removal of insects and deformities, and the concentration of nutrition to ensure the growth of quality fruit。
4. Insects and diseases. Strawberries, when infested with pests and diseases, must have a significant impact on yields and quality, so it is important to uphold the principle of prevention and integrated treatment. The high incidence of anthrax during seeding and planting is recommended for soil disinfection, with the option of microbicides such as centigrams and athrax. In the night after the shack, sulfur was recommended for fumigation in the shed in order to prevent the occurrence of pollinosis, which can already be managed by amishida, tribe, etc. Insects are mainly mites such as aphids and red spiders, which can be combated by insecticides such as aphids and aphids, and mites by acarficide。
