1. Integrative trim
Omnicorn trees are of a large tree type, with a strong growth capacity and a strong branch of leaves, which is why they have to be contoursed. Increasing the permeability of orchards to prevent over-closure, which affects the output of the inner and lower parts of fruit trees and reduces production. Specific methods of triming depend on the age of the tree, for example, when the tree is larvae, and the growth of branches is facilitated by the use of graft sprouts. As a result, trees have been cut too long and have raised the flowering rate of fruit trees, increased production and increased economic efficiency in planting。
2. Timely weeding
Oyster oranges are regularly observed in the planting process in terms of the number of weeds in orchards, and in a timely manner, weeds, such as bamboo leaves and ghost needles, are removed. Because some weeds have a very strong nutritional absorptive capacity, failure to remove them in a timely manner not only increases the cost of planting but also affects the growth and development of umbilical oranges. And when weeding, care should be taken to remove the roots, because weeds grow very stubbornly and re-emerge with a certain chance. Weeding can be done using chemical weeding or artificial weeding, and when chemical weeding takes place, attention is paid to herbicide concentrations to prevent inhibition of umbilical oranges。
Rational fruit-bearing
Every summer, there are a large number of physiological fallouts in the umbilical oranges, which normally occur twice throughout the reproductive period. The first time after the flower had fallen, the second time in mid-june or so. The main reason for the fallout is the lack of nutrition due to the high nutritional competitiveness of fruit trees. The moderate number of fallouts is beneficial for the growth of fruit trees, but if too many it affects the production of fruit trees. So, in order to avoid too many fruit losses, we have to do something about the fruit trees, so that the leaves are fertilized appropriately, according to the specifics of the fruit trees, so that summerfalls are wiped out in a timely manner and so that the summer trees do not rob the fruit。
4. Timely collection
There is also a requirement for the timing of the collection of umbilical oranges, mainly depending on the direction of collection. For example, when harvesting is followed by storage, it should be approximately 90 per cent at a time when the colour of the umbilical fruit is not yet complete, and where the fruit is not softened, the extraction is most appropriate. The premature harvest is not conducive to the maturity of the fruit and is immediately put on the market after the harvest, as it is not conducive to storage. Controlling the application of fertilizers, stopping the application of fertilizers, and changing the water to a small droplet, two weeks before harvest. The harvest should not take place in the rainy days, and there should be some extraction techniques, which would affect the storage of later fruits。
5. Points for attention
As the field management of umbilical oranges is directly linked to the production and quality of fruit, it is important that management be strengthened when growing. And one more thing that matters is pest control. The pests are very dangerous
