Cultivation techniques of Actinidia jujuba

The cultivation of soft jujube kiwifruit should first build a garden in the place of leeward and sunrise, sufficient water and fertile soil, and dig a planting pit after the establishment of the garden. After the planting pit is dug, it can be planted. After planting, the soil is returned, watered, and the planting fertilizer is applied. Weeding and loosening the soil twice a year, and fertilizing 2-3 times; replenish water in time in case of dry weather, and drain water in time in case of continuous excess weather.

1. Choose a place to build a garden

Soft jujube kiwifruit likes cool places and is not resistant to drought, so when choosing the planting land of the orchard, it should be in the place of leeward and sunrise, plenty of water and fertile soil. And it is not cold-resistant, in order to build the orchard in areas with higher temperatures and no extreme cold, we need to consider the construction of drainage and irrigation facilities after the establishment of the orchard.

2. Land preparation and planting

The method of soil preparation is generally gully-like soil preparation, the soil in the orchard is dug into gullies with a depth of about 30 cm, and then the fully mature farm manure is poured into the base fertilizer. Dig the planting pit before planting, then start planting, return to the soil, water after planting, and apply planting fertilizer.

3. Weeding and loosening the soil

Weeding in the garden needs to be carried out at least twice a year to prevent more weeds than trees to compete for nutrition. When weeding, you should be careful not to hurt the roots of the tree, so as not to affect the nutrient absorption and transport of the roots. The soil near the roots should be kept loose to reduce the growth of weeds.

4. Water and fertilizer management

If you encounter dry weather, you should replenish enough water in time; if you encounter continuous rainy weather, you should drain water in time. Fertilization should adhere to the principle of applying a small amount of fertilizer frequently, generally applying fertilizer 2-3 times a year. The first fertilization is carried out when the fruit is about to bear fruit, and the second is in July of each year.