Growth characteristics of fruiting mother branches

Results the mother branch, also known as jujube stock, is a short shrinking branch formed by the germination of positive buds on developmental branches and secondary branches. it germinates and produces several fruiting branches every year, and blossoms and bears fruit. Under normal circumstances, the annual growth of the terminal main bud of jujube is very small, about 1 to 2 mm, and the accessory buds on it produce fruiting branches every year. As a result, the mother branch lengthens a little every year and grows about 1 mm per year. The fruiting ability of the fruiting mother branch on the developing branch was significantly lower than that on the secondary branch, and the germination rate was also low. The fruiting ability of oblique and normal life is higher than that of downward growing fruiting mother branch.