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The management of apricot trees after fruit picking should keep up

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, Symptoms Apricot brown rot has two symptoms. A harmful near-mature fruit, initially forming dark brown, slightly depressed round lesions, then rapidly expanding, soft rot, with yellow-brown velvety particles, whorled or irregular, damaged fruit more early fall off, rot, a few hanging on trees to form dead fruit. Another harmful fruit...

After shaping and pruning and picking fruit, the young and prosperous branches are angled, and the new shoots continue to be coring for the second time. In addition, it is necessary to cut off the disease and insect branches, cross branches, thin and weak branches and long branches in the crown to reduce the nutrient consumption of the tree. Timely spraying should be used to control diseases and pests after harvest. Mainly against diamondback moths, crustaceans, heart-eating insects and red-necked longicorn beetles. When it is found that apricot disease occurs on the leaves, it should be cut off in time, and fungicides should be sprayed if necessary. Water and fertilizer management applied nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer once after fruit harvest. Combined with spraying fertilizer for foliar spraying, 0.3% potassium dihydrogen phosphate + 0.2% urea mixture was sprayed to increase the nutrient accumulation of the tree. After deep ploughing and soil improvement, apricot fruits should be ploughed in the whole garden, combined with fertilization. Through deep ploughing, the soil structure can be improved, the root growth can be promoted, the cold resistance can be improved, and the overwintering base of pests can be reduced.

 
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