How many years does the Begonia tree bear fruit?

Malus angustifolia is a kind of excellent apple rootstock, which has strong resistance to waterlogging and saline-alkali, so how many years does it bear fruit?

1. Growth habits of Begonia angustifolia.

Begonia is a small deciduous tree of the genus Rosaceae and Malus, also known as Begonia, Malus, Malus and so on. It is native to Huailai, Hebei, China, with strong adaptability and resistance, moderate tolerance to drought and waterlogging, strong tolerance to salt and alkali, and yellowing in the soil with pH above 8.

Malus angustifolia and Begonia mandshurica are close to each other. The main difference between them is:

The leaf of Begonia is broad, the base is round or wide wedge-shaped; the flowers are mostly white, only rarely light pink, the fruit is larger, the fruit edge is obvious, the taste is sour and sweet.

Xifu crabapple leaves are long and narrow, the base is cuneate; the pollen is red to purplish red, the fruit is small, the fruit edge is not obvious, and the taste is astringent.

Second, how many years does the Begonia tree bear fruit?

After the planting of Begonia bilingensis, it can enter the fruiting period after 3-4 years of proper management, and the full fruit period after 8 years, and the specific fruiting time shall prevail according to the actual situation.

Malus chinensis trees should be fertilized 3-4 times a year, mainly nitrogen fertilizer, which should be applied during tree sprouting; falling flower fertilizer and nitrogen fertilizer should be used to protect cell division and increase fruit size; fruit expansion fertilizer, nitrogen fertilizer and phosphorus fertilizer should be paid equal attention to promote the increase of fruit and sugar content, and the base fertilizer is mainly organic fertilizer in autumn.

Attention should also be paid to pruning during the growth of the eight-rowed crabapple tree. The pruning principles of young trees before fruiting are light pruning, slow release and more branches. The opening angle of the main branch is dominated by the outer pedal of the inner bud, supplemented by the pulling branch, and the overlapping branches and cross branches are thinned to improve the light conditions.

The senescent tree showed that the branch was very short, the inner chamber was bare and the yield decreased. Pruning should be re-pruned and retracted to two-to three-year-old branches, combined with the application of fertilizer and water to maintain the high-yielding years of the tree.