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Fertilizer requirements of muskmelon

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, According to the fruiting habits of muskmelon, there is no pollen on the female flower tip, but there is pollen around the Corolla. It is necessary to manually pick the Corolla and pour out the pollen, and apply a little of the pollen to the female flower stigma with a brush. But it should be noted that artificial pollination must choose sunny days without dew and keep the brush clean, otherwise pollination will not succeed.

According to the experiment, the optimum amount of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium per plant is 612g, 1218g and 20g, respectively. Considering the loss of fertilizer and the actual fertilizer utilization rate of muskmelon, the amount of fertilizer applied per plant is about 12 grams of nitrogen, 25 grams of phosphorus and 20 grams of potassium, that is to say, for every 1000 kilograms of muskmelon, it is necessary to absorb 2.5 ~ 3.5kg of pure nitrogen, 1.3 ~ 1.7kg of phosphorus pentoxide and 4.4 ~ 6.8kg of potassium oxide from the soil. The soil fertility of each melon land is different, and how much fertilizer should be added on the basis of the original soil fertility needs to be determined. This is not easy to achieve in the actual production, in addition, there is a great disparity in the fertility of farm manure which is mainly used in production, and it is difficult to work out the accurate amount of fertilizer application. Therefore, in production, the amount of soil and miscellaneous fertilizer is usually 4000-5000 kg per 667 square meters, which is basically feasible. When applying chemical fertilizer, attention should be paid to the comprehensive application and reasonable collocation of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. The soils of high-quality thick-skinned melons such as Hami melon and Bailan melon and Gansu are mostly sandy and mild secondary saline-alkali soil. these mild secondary sandy soils are particularly rich in potassium, which is conducive to the improvement of melon quality. In addition to nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, muskmelon is sensitive to calcium, magnesium, boron and other elements. Therefore, the soil rich in calcium can enhance the sweetness of the fruit. The soil contains a certain amount of salt, which can promote growth, mature earlier and increase sugar content. Muskmelon is a chlorine taboo crop, chlorine-containing fertilizers, such as ammonium chloride, potassium chloride, etc., should not be applied. Muskmelon also has high salt tolerance and can grow normally as long as the salt content in the soil is less than 1.14%.

 
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