How to manage cherries after harvest?

How to manage cherries after harvest? Please introduce methods of management cherry harvest after the main management methods are: young shoots to promote flower bud differentiation, to prevent excessive vegetative growth, should take the method of young shoots to control. That is to say, the new shoots that have not stopped growing are picked, and the picking position is generally divided by half leaves; the second shoots will be sent out 10~15 days after picking, and the second picking will be carried out when they grow to 15~20 cm, and the position is still divided by half leaves. After harvesting, the cherry can pull the branches with small angle of the first branch, so that the angle is 70~80 degrees with the main branch. It can improve the ventilation and light transmission of trees, and at the same time ease the growth potential, which is very beneficial to flower bud differentiation. Note that before pulling should be in the binding point pad injury pad children, so as not to pull the big branch cortex. Too much pruning of large branches and closed trees are one of the important reasons for cherry tree weakness, resistance reduction and pest occurrence. Moreover, the younger the cherry branch age, the stronger the resistance, carry on certain big branch pruning, can improve the cherry overall resistance. At the same time, through pruning, reduce excessive flower buds, ensure that the next year's fruit is larger. To remove large branches, we should grasp the following aspects: First, large branch pruning should be carried out from top to bottom, not too hasty, summer pruning annual removal of large branches is about 15%~20% of the total, according to the tree conditions removed year by year, generally 3~4 years to complete a round of pruning is appropriate. Keep the overall tree shape with sparse upper main branches and relatively dense lower main branches. The second is based on the length of the fruiting branch. The longer the fruiting branches, the earlier they should be removed, so as to promote the retraction of fruiting branches and compact tree shape. Third, selective removal should be carried out according to the growth of new shoots. Small shoots should be removed first. The fourth is to remove the mastery of time. Removal of large branches can generally be carried out from harvest to mid-July, and in some cases, even during fruit harvest, such as combining cherry picking to drop heads, sawing off long top branches with fruits, and picking fruits on the ground. In addition, sawing large branches generally avoid periods of heavy rainfall to prevent glue flow. Note that when removing large branches, a certain length of branches should be set aside at the pruning site to promote wound healing and prevent excessive retraction of fruit branches. Click for more cherry tree planting techniques Click for more fruit planting techniques