Every summer, the village head master li loved to walk around in his peach tree and look at that big old peach tree, and don't say anything about beauty。
The orchard's peaches have caused a “collective little emotion” this year — a lot of leaves are yellow, the fruit is so small, they jump down on their own from time to time, making master li desperate。
Do you really understand the symptoms
Some farmers say, "is the peach tree thirsty?" just water it! It's not going to get any better. In fact, these manifestations are not simply water shortages or common pests, most of which are caused by calcium shortages。
Look at these symptoms: leaf rolls, dry yellows; a piece of fruit on the surface, low, wrinkled, and some of them like a little boiler. It's a real “inner distress problem” and it's useless to water it on its own。
To tell the true story, the peach tree next to the aunt's has been unmanageable and usually thinks that the chicken and cow dung in the ground can top everything。
As a result, this year we almost lost all our grains, and a lot of fruit fell on the ground before we could get to our table, making peaches a place to be。
How much calcium is missing and the quality of production is affected. Have you noticed the details
One might think that calcium is no big deal, but it's the fruit that's ugly, and it's a little soft. It's a lot more than that. Once the peach trees lack calcium, the meat becomes hard and the mouth becomes wood, seriously affecting marketing prices。
Production would also be significantly reduced, and the profits from high orchards would be “cut off”. Even more alarming is the fact that the calcium shortage problem is more apparent every year than any other year, with declining ground power and weaker trees, and with long orchards that may become “shell engineering”。
So what? The old approach does not work, and new ideas are the key. Fertilizers are scientific and cannot be ploughed with a single fertilizer, nor can they trust only in the past。
Calcium can be filled with special fertilizers, such as lime, calcium nitrate, and fattening, combined with leaf spray, with immediate effects. The old secretary had the famous saying, "i've never seen an iron tree bloom, i've never seen a peach tree lack calcium." the soil needs to be balanced. The leaves are the fruit。
Who wants to make their orchard "shells" in the heat of a peach this year? The peach tree is always fruity, leaves yellow and thin, and the calcium is probably missing。
In orchard management, the details are determined to be successful, so don't let a little mischievous turn into a big hole all year round! Farmers, why don't you go check their peach trees for calcium, or a lot of moves and laugh again in the fall
