After apricot harvesting, timely fertilization and watering

After apricots have been harvested, there is a long period of growth from autumnal leaves. This is the critical period of nutrient accumulation and flower bud differentiation. The quality of post-harvest management will directly affect the wintering and leap year of apricot trees.

First, timely fertilization Apricots after harvesting, combined with apricot cultivator weeding, fertilization. For trees with a large number of results and large tree nutrient consumption, early application and re-application of organic fertilizer is required. Generally, 667 m2 of top-quality organic fertilizer is used for 3,000 kg, 50-100 kg of available nitrogen fertilizer, or 30-50 kg of urea, and appropriate amounts of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer are applied. In addition, spray spraying is required to spray foliar fertilizer. In this way, the level of nutrients stored in the tree can be increased, the robustness of the apricot tree after harvest can be maintained, and flower bud differentiation can be promoted to ensure the output of the following year. For apricot cultivars with different mature stages and different flower bud differentiation periods, fertilization at different times should be carried out. Early maturity apricot varieties should be fertilized in advance to ensure that the flower buds are full the following year and the tree has normal nutrient accumulation.

Second, timely irrigation due to apricot tree intolerance, its roots can not be a long bubble, bubble for a long time easy to hurt the roots; the rainy season comes, if the apricot has accumulated water should be promptly discharged to prevent apricot trees due to sickness. Autumn is the late period of vegetative growth. Reasonable irrigation is conducive to the manufacture and accumulation of nutrients and is conducive to the formation of flower buds; if the autumn drought is severe, it can be watered from August to September.

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