CN110810111A - High-yield planting method for green crisp plum - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a high-yield planting method of green and crisp plums, which comprises the following specific steps of: (1) seedling cultivation, namely selecting drilled wood → preparing land for nursery garden → cultivating seedlings; (2) transplanting in a field; (3) managing the field; (4) management of fruit trees. By adopting the high-yield planting method of the green crisp plum, the fertilizer efficiency is fully utilized in the planting process of the green crisp plum by ditching around the plants for fertilizer and water irrigation; quicklime is added into the base fertilizer for transplanting, the effect of preventing plant diseases and insect pests is effectively improved, and the grafted plum branches are used for cultivation, so that the yield of the planted crisp plums is obviously improved, the fruits grow uniformly, and the technical effect of high yield is achieved.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of fruit tree planting, in particular to a high-yield planting method for green and crisp plums.
Background
The green and crisp plum has round fruit, the average weight of a single fruit is 38 g, the peel is light yellow and green, the surface of the fruit is smooth, and the powder of the fruit is grey white. Small, thin, flat, white fruit point. In recent years, due to climate and weather, in the prior art, the brittle plums have poor disease and pest resistance, are easy to soften (difficult to store) after being matured, have serious fruit drop, small heads, few excellent fruits and low yield; leading to high market prices; the local green crisp plum occupancy is low, a large amount of nitrogen fertilizer, phosphate fertilizer and potassium fertilizer are applied in the market through a plurality of planting methods, and the nitrogen fertilizer, the phosphate fertilizer and the potassium fertilizer are applied additionally, so that the planting method not only influences the taste of the green crisp plum, but also causes high planting cost of the green crisp plum, and the price of the green crisp plum remains high.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing a high-yield planting method for the green crisp plums, which can effectively improve the yield of the clear crisp plums and ensure uniform fruit growth.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a high-yield planting method for green crisp plums comprises the following specific steps:
(1) and (3) seedling cultivation, namely cultivating the plum seedlings 1-2 years before planting, wherein the specific cultivation requirements are as follows:
A. selecting a drill wood: selecting non-germinated peach branches or plum branches 1-2 months before cultivation, wherein the diameter of the peach branches or plum branches is controlled to be 0.8-1.5 cm; controlling the length to be 3-5cm, and then selecting fermented rice washing water to soak the branches for 2-3 days for later use.
B. Land preparation of nursery lands: selecting sandy land which is flat in terrain, thick in soil layer, good in drainage and exposed to the sun for cultivation, then deeply turning the sandy land, applying quicklime and plant ash for sowing to remove plant diseases and insect pests in nursery lands, and sowing 15-30 kilograms of the sandy land per mu; the mixing ratio of the plant ash to the quicklime is 4: 1.
C. Seedling cultivation: ditching in early winter, paving bran in the ditch, longitudinally inserting the soaked branches into the ditch in sequence, covering with fine soil of 10-15cm, watering thoroughly, removing seedling buds after wood drilling and sprouting in the second early spring, and reversely beveling the upper parts of the seedlings; selecting a plum tree ear bark stripping part to be tightly attached to a stock peeling part, and selecting a thin film strip to be bound to prevent water loss so as to facilitate the healing of the wound part and accelerate the formation of callus; and when the sprouts grow out and 4-6 roots of each fluid sprout are removed, and when the sprouts grow to the top of 24-26 cm and the tree crown grows to 0.8-1.5m after 2-3 year cultivation, transplanting is carried out.
(2) Transplanting in a field: selecting plants which are exposed to the sun and have flat terrain, carrying 80-100 plants per mu, applying enough base fertilizer in seedling holes, and watering thoroughly after transplanting to ensure sufficient water. And applying 1000-plus 2000kg of farmyard manure and 500-plus 800kg of plant ash to each mu in the planting groove hole, covering 10-15cm of fine soil at the upper end after the transplanting is finished, compacting the root part to ditch around the root part, and controlling the depth of the ditching to be 10-20cm, thereby facilitating the later stage of fertilizer-water irrigation.
(3) Field management: fertilizing once in spring when the height of crown is more than 1.5m in the same year, fertilizing 1-2kg of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (15:15:15) per plant, fertilizing 2-4 jin of compound fertilizer each time in spring of the second year, weeding, increasing year by year, and bearing fruit after the third year.
(4) Management of fruit trees: when the tree crown leaves grow out completely, the tree crown leaves are subjected to pest control, and pruning is carried out in winter every year.
Further, in the process of cultivating the seedlings in the step (1), selecting non-germinated peach branches or plum branches 1 month before cultivation, wherein the diameter of the peach branches or the plum branches is controlled to be 1 cm; controlling the length to be 4cm, and then selecting fermented rice washing water to soak the branches for 3 days for later use.
Further, in the step (2), selecting the plants which are exposed to the sun, have flat terrain, carry 90 plants per mu, apply enough base fertilizer in the seedling holes, and thoroughly watering after transplanting to ensure sufficient water. Applying 1500kg of farmyard manure and 600kg of plant ash to each mu of the planting groove, after the transplanting, covering fine soil 13cm on the upper end, compacting the roots, and ditching around the roots, wherein the depth of the ditching is controlled to be 15 cm.
Further, in the step (3), when the height of the crown is more than 1.5m in the same year, fertilization is carried out once in spring festival, 1.5kg of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (15:15:15) is fertilized on each plant, and top dressing is carried out when spring begins in the next year, wherein 3 jin of compound fertilizer is fertilized each time.
By adopting the high-yield planting method of the green crisp plum, the fertilizer efficiency is fully utilized in the planting process of the green crisp plum by ditching around the plants for fertilizer and water irrigation; quicklime is added into the base fertilizer for transplanting, the effect of preventing plant diseases and insect pests is effectively improved, and the grafted plum branches are used for cultivation, so that the yield of the planted crisp plums is obviously improved, the fruits grow uniformly, and the technical effect of high yield is achieved.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to experimental data in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some embodiments of the present invention, but not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be obtained by a person skilled in the art without any inventive step based on the embodiments of the present invention, are within the scope of the present invention. Thus, the detailed description of the embodiments of the present invention provided below is not intended to limit the scope of the invention as claimed, but is merely representative of selected embodiments of the invention.
The first embodiment is as follows:
a high-yield planting method for green crisp plums comprises the following specific steps:
(1) and (3) seedling cultivation, namely cultivating the plum seedlings 1-2 years before planting, wherein the specific cultivation requirements are as follows:
A. selecting a drill wood: selecting non-germinated peach branches or plum branches 1-2 months before cultivation, wherein the diameter of the peach branches or plum branches is controlled to be 0.8-1.5 cm; controlling the length to be 3-5cm, and then selecting fermented rice washing water to soak the branches for 2-3 days for later use.
B. Land preparation of nursery lands: selecting sandy land which is flat in terrain, thick in soil layer, good in drainage and exposed to the sun for cultivation, then deeply turning the sandy land, applying quicklime and plant ash for sowing to remove plant diseases and insect pests in nursery lands, and sowing 15-30 kilograms of the sandy land per mu; the mixing ratio of the plant ash to the quicklime is 4: 1.
C. Seedling cultivation: ditching in early winter, paving bran in the ditch, longitudinally inserting the soaked branches into the ditch in sequence, covering with fine soil of 10-15cm, watering thoroughly, removing seedling buds after wood drilling and sprouting in the second early spring, and reversely beveling the upper parts of the seedlings; selecting a plum tree ear bark stripping part to be tightly attached to a stock peeling part, and selecting a thin film strip to be bound to prevent water loss so as to facilitate the healing of the wound part and accelerate the formation of callus; and when the sprouts grow out and 4-6 roots of each fluid sprout are removed, and when the sprouts grow to the top of 24-26 cm and the tree crown grows to 0.8-1.5m after 2-3 year cultivation, transplanting is carried out.
(2) Transplanting in a field: selecting plants which are exposed to the sun and have flat terrain, carrying 80-100 plants per mu, applying enough base fertilizer in seedling holes, and watering thoroughly after transplanting to ensure sufficient water. And applying 1000-plus 2000kg of farmyard manure and 500-plus 800kg of plant ash to each mu in the planting groove hole, covering 10-15cm of fine soil at the upper end after the transplanting is finished, compacting the root part to ditch around the root part, and controlling the depth of the ditching to be 10-20cm, thereby facilitating the later stage of fertilizer-water irrigation.
(3) Field management: fertilizing once in spring when the height of crown is more than 1.5m in the same year, fertilizing 1-2kg of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (15:15:15) per plant, fertilizing 2-4 jin of compound fertilizer each time in spring of the second year, weeding, increasing year by year, and bearing fruit after the third year.
(4) Management of fruit trees: when the tree crown leaves grow out completely, the tree crown leaves are subjected to pest control, and pruning is carried out in winter every year.
Example two:
a high-yield planting method for green crisp plums comprises the following specific steps:
(1) and (3) seedling cultivation, namely cultivating the plum seedlings 1 year before planting, wherein the specific cultivation requirements are as follows:
A. selecting a drill wood: selecting non-germinated peach branches or plum branches 1 month before cultivation, and controlling the diameter of the peach branches or plum branches to be 0.8 cm; controlling the length to be 3cm, and then selecting fermented rice washing water to soak the branches for 2 days for later use.
B. Land preparation of nursery lands: selecting sandy land with flat terrain, thick soil layer, good drainage and sunny exposure for cultivation, then deeply turning the sandy land, applying quicklime and plant ash for sowing to remove plant diseases and insect pests in nursery lands, and applying 15 kilograms of fertilizer per mu; the mixing ratio of the plant ash to the quicklime is 4: 1.
C. Seedling cultivation: ditching in the early winter, paving bran in the ditches, longitudinally inserting the soaked branches into the ditches in sequence, covering with 10cm of fine soil, thoroughly watering, removing seedling buds after wood drilling and sprouting in the early spring of the second year, and reversely beveling the upper parts of the seedlings; selecting a plum tree ear bark stripping part to be tightly attached to a stock peeling part, and selecting a thin film strip to be bound to prevent water loss so as to facilitate the healing of the wound part and accelerate the formation of callus; and when the new sprouts grow out and 4 sprouted sprouts are grown in each plant, removing the rest, and transplanting when the new sprouts grow to 24-26 cm and the tree crown grows to 0.8m after 2 years of cultivation.
(2) Transplanting in a field: selecting the plants which are exposed to the sun and have flat terrain, carrying 80 plants per mu, applying enough base fertilizer in seedling holes, and watering thoroughly after transplanting to ensure sufficient water. 1000kg of farmyard manure and 500kg of plant ash are applied per mu in the planting groove holes, after the transplanting is finished, the upper ends of the planting groove holes are covered with fine soil by 10cm, the roots of the planting groove holes are tightly pressed and ditched around the roots, and the depth of the planting groove holes is controlled to be 10cm, so that fertilizer water irrigation at the later stage is facilitated.
(3) Field management: fertilizing once in spring when the height of crown is more than 1.5m in the same year, fertilizing 1kg of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (15:15:15) per plant, fertilizing after the spring comes in the next year, fertilizing 2 jin of compound fertilizer each time, weeding, increasing year by year, and bearing fruit after the third year.
(4) Management of fruit trees: when the tree crown leaves grow out completely, the tree crown leaves are subjected to pest control, and pruning is carried out in winter every year.
Example three:
a high-yield planting method for green crisp plums comprises the following specific steps:
(1) and (3) seedling cultivation, namely cultivating plum seedlings 2 years before planting, wherein the specific cultivation requirements are as follows:
A. selecting a drill wood: selecting non-germinated peach branches or plum branches 2 months before cultivation, wherein the diameter of the peach branches or the plum branches is controlled to be 1.5 cm; controlling the length to be 5cm, and then selecting fermented rice washing water to soak the branches for 3 days for later use.
B. Land preparation of nursery lands: selecting sandy land with flat terrain, thick soil layer, good drainage and sunny exposure for cultivation, then deeply turning the sandy land, applying quicklime and plant ash for sowing to remove plant diseases and insect pests in nursery lands, and applying 30 kilograms of fertilizer per mu; the mixing ratio of the plant ash to the quicklime is 4: 1.
C. Seedling cultivation: ditching in early winter, paving bran in the ditch, longitudinally inserting the soaked branches into the ditch in sequence, covering 15cm of fine soil, watering thoroughly, removing seedling buds after drilling and sprouting in the early spring of the second year, and reversely beveling the upper parts of the seedlings; selecting a plum tree ear bark stripping part to be tightly attached to a stock peeling part, and selecting a thin film strip to be bound to prevent water loss so as to facilitate the healing of the wound part and accelerate the formation of callus; and when the new sprouts grow out and 6 sprouts of each strain flow out, the rest sprouts are removed, and when the new sprouts grow to 26 cm and the tree crown grows to 1.5m after 3 years of cultivation, the tree crown can be transplanted.
(2) Transplanting in a field: selecting 100 plants which are exposed to the sun and have flat terrain, applying enough base fertilizer in each seedling hole, and watering thoroughly after transplanting to ensure sufficient water. 2000kg of farmyard manure and 800kg of plant ash are applied per mu in the planting groove holes, after the transplanting is finished, the upper ends of the planting groove holes are covered with fine soil by 15cm, the roots of the planting groove holes are tightly pressed and ditched around the roots, and the depth of the planting groove holes is controlled to be 20cm, so that fertilizer water irrigation in the later period is facilitated.
(3) Field management: fertilizing once in spring when the height of crown is more than 1.5m in the same year, fertilizing 2kg of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (15:15:15) per plant, fertilizing 2kg of fertilizer per plant until spring comes in the next year, fertilizing 2-4 jin of compound fertilizer each time, weeding, increasing year by year, and bearing fruit after the third year.
(4) Management of fruit trees: when the tree crown leaves grow out completely, the tree crown leaves are subjected to pest control, and pruning is carried out in winter every year.
Example four:
a high-yield planting method for green crisp plums comprises the following specific steps:
(1) and (3) seedling cultivation, namely cultivating the plum seedlings 1.5 years before planting, wherein the specific cultivation requirements are as follows:
A. selecting a drill wood: selecting non-germinated peach branches or plum branches 1 month before cultivation, and controlling the diameter of the peach branches or the plum branches to be 1 cm; controlling the length to be 4cm, and then selecting fermented rice washing water to soak the branches for 3 days for later use.
B. Land preparation of nursery lands: selecting sandy land with flat terrain, thick soil layer, good drainage and sunny exposure for cultivation, then deeply turning the sandy land, applying quicklime and plant ash for sowing to remove plant diseases and insect pests in nursery lands, and applying 20 kilograms of fertilizer per mu; the mixing ratio of the plant ash to the quicklime is 4: 1.
C. Seedling cultivation: ditching in the early winter, paving bran in the ditches, longitudinally inserting the soaked branches into the ditches in sequence, covering with 13% fine soil, watering thoroughly, removing seedling buds after wood drilling and sprouting in the early spring of the second year, and reversely beveling the upper parts of the seedlings; selecting a plum tree ear bark stripping part to be tightly attached to a stock peeling part, and selecting a thin film strip to be bound to prevent water loss so as to facilitate the healing of the wound part and accelerate the formation of callus; and when the new sprouts grow out and 5 sprouts of each plant flow, removing the rest, and transplanting when the new sprouts grow to 24-26 cm and the tree crown grows to 1m after 3 years of cultivation.
(2) Transplanting in a field: selecting and sunning, having flat terrain, carrying 90 plants per mu, applying enough base fertilizer in seedling holes, and watering thoroughly after transplanting to ensure sufficient water. 1500kg of farmyard manure and 600kg of plant ash are applied per mu in the planting groove holes, after the transplanting is finished, the upper ends of the planting groove holes are covered with fine soil by 13cm, the roots of the planting groove holes are tightly pressed and ditched around the roots, and the depth of the planting groove holes is controlled to be 15cm, so that fertilizer water irrigation is facilitated in the later period.
(3) Field management: when the height of the crown is more than 1.5m in the same year of planting, fertilizing once in spring festival, fertilizing 1.5kg of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (15:15:15) per plant, fertilizing after spring in the second year, fertilizing 3 jin of compound fertilizer each time, weeding, increasing year by year, and bearing fruit after the third year.
(4) Management of fruit trees: when the tree crown leaves grow out completely, the tree crown leaves are subjected to pest control, and pruning is carried out in winter every year.
By adopting the high-yield planting method of the green crisp plum, the fertilizer efficiency is fully utilized in the planting process of the green crisp plum by ditching around the plants for fertilizer and water irrigation; quicklime is added into the base fertilizer for transplanting, the effect of preventing plant diseases and insect pests is effectively improved, and the grafted plum branches are used for cultivation, so that the yield of the planted crisp plums is obviously improved, the fruits grow uniformly, and the technical effect of high yield is achieved.
The embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail, but the present invention is not limited to the described embodiments. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made in these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, and the scope of protection is still within the scope of the invention.
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1. A high-yield planting method of green crisp plums is characterized by comprising the following steps: the method comprises the following specific steps:
(1) and (3) seedling cultivation, namely cultivating the plum seedlings 1-2 years before planting, wherein the specific cultivation requirements are as follows:
A. selecting a drill wood: selecting non-germinated peach branches or plum branches 1-2 months before cultivation, wherein the diameter of the peach branches or plum branches is controlled to be 0.8-1.5 cm; controlling the length to be 3-5cm, and then selecting fermented rice washing water to soak the branches for 2-3 days for later use;
B. land preparation of nursery lands: selecting sandy land which is flat in terrain, thick in soil layer, good in drainage and exposed to the sun for cultivation, then deeply turning the sandy land, applying quicklime and plant ash for sowing to remove plant diseases and insect pests in nursery lands, and sowing 15-30 kilograms of the sandy land per mu; the mixing ratio of the plant ash to the quicklime is 4: 1;
C. seedling cultivation: ditching in early winter, paving bran in the ditch, longitudinally inserting the soaked branches into the ditch in sequence, covering with fine soil of 10-15cm, watering thoroughly, removing seedling buds after wood drilling and sprouting in the second early spring, and reversely beveling the upper parts of the seedlings; selecting a plum tree ear bark stripping part to be tightly attached to a stock peeling part, and selecting a thin film strip to be bound to prevent water loss so as to facilitate the healing of the wound part and accelerate the formation of callus; removing the rest of the sprouted buds when the sprouted buds grow out and 4-6 sprouted buds of each plant grow, and transplanting when the sprouted buds grow to the top of 24-26 cm and the tree crown grows to 0.8-1.5m after 2-3 year cultivation;
(2) transplanting in a field: selecting and sunning, having flat terrain, carrying 80-100 plants per mu, applying enough base fertilizer in seedling holes, and watering thoroughly after transplanting to ensure sufficient water; applying 1000-2000kg of farmyard manure and 500-800kg of plant ash in each mu of planting groove holes, covering 10-15cm of fine soil at the upper end after the transplanting is finished, compacting roots to ditch around the roots, and controlling the depth to be 10-20cm, so as to facilitate fertilizer-water irrigation at the later stage;
(3) field management: when the height of the crown is more than 1.5m in the same year of planting, fertilizing once in spring festival, fertilizing 1-2kg of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (15:15:15) per plant, fertilizing after the spring of the second year, fertilizing 2-4 jin of compound fertilizer each time, weeding, increasing year by year, and bearing fruit after the third year;
(4) management of fruit trees: when the tree crown leaves grow out completely, the tree crown leaves are subjected to pest control, and pruning is carried out in winter every year.
2. The high-yield planting method for the prunus salicina as claimed in claim 1, which is characterized in that: in the process of cultivating seedlings in the step (1), selecting non-germinated peach branches or plum branches 1 month before cultivation, wherein the diameter of the peach branches or the plum branches is controlled to be 1 cm; controlling the length to be 4cm, and then selecting fermented rice washing water to soak the branches for 3 days for later use.
3. The high-yield planting method for the prunus salicina as claimed in claim 1, which is characterized in that: in the step (2), selecting the plants which are sunny and have flat terrain, carrying 90 plants per mu, applying enough base fertilizer in the seedling holes, and watering thoroughly after transplanting to ensure sufficient moisture. Applying 1500kg of farmyard manure and 600kg of plant ash to each mu of the planting groove, after the transplanting, covering fine soil 13cm on the upper end, compacting the roots, and ditching around the roots, wherein the depth of the ditching is controlled to be 15 cm.
4. The high-yield planting method for the prunus salicina as claimed in claim 1, which is characterized in that: in the step (3), when the height of the crown is more than 1.5m in the same year, fertilizing once in spring festival, applying 1.5kg of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (15:15:15) to each plant, and topdressing until spring comes in the next year, wherein 3 jin of compound fertilizer is applied each time.
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