The plant has no choice of species, and small basins can be productive. Some species are particularly low-placed, with double fruit when fully nourished, and small basins full of fruit。
There are a number of varieties suitable for pelvis, such as red dwarfs designed for pelvis, two to three metres tall, short trees compact between branches, which are the ideal option for new hands to produce trees in the year; purple bolt trees with small shades, which can produce normal results even if there is insufficient light on the balcony, with dense fruit; and stella, which is very cold, can withstand 15°c low temperatures, has a very early yield, which can be achieved by planting seedlings。
Cultivation should be based on scientific management, with drying at 50 to 60 centimetres, and promote the formation of constricted tree crowns in the main branches. When the long-term branches grow up to 30-40 cm, the side branches grow up to 20-25 cm again and control the branch extension。
During the winter season, the insect branches and cross branches are cut and the strong fruit branches are preserved. Four from the ground floor + three from the leaf + two from the river sand + one from the ground + one from the pyrotechnic pottery。
Watering follows the dry and wet principle, with an appropriate increase in watering during flowering and fruit expansion. Potassium fertilizers of nitrogen phosphorus are applied in the spring, the flower season is replaced by high potassium fertilisers, and consumable organic fertilizers are applied after the fall harvest。
In order for figs to be more productive, appropriate pressure must also be placed on them, such as ensuring direct light for 6-8 hours a day, which does not allow for the selection of shaded varieties. The change of phosphorus fat for new branches up to about 15 centimetres and the management of water give the tree a sense of risk。
Cut one third of the roots, trim the weak branches and keep the strong branches. It is also possible to use light brown algae oligar solution for rooting and promoting early results. The selection of varieties and the scientific management of the basins also yield full figs。
