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Management techniques of Tomato after Frost injury in greenhouse

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, The cultivation of tomato in greenhouse often leads to different degrees of freezing injury due to abnormal weather changes. In those who were lightly frozen, the growth stagnated and the plants yellowed. After individual restoration of growth, the plants were short, the leaves were small, the nodes were short, the flower topping appeared, the yield was low and the quality decreased. For those who are frozen, if they are not remedied in time, they will not be able to grow and wither.

The cultivation of tomato in greenhouse often leads to different degrees of freezing injury due to abnormal weather changes. In those who were lightly frozen, the growth stagnated and the plants yellowed. After individual restoration of growth, the plants were short, the leaves were small, the nodes were short, the flower topping appeared, the yield was low and the quality decreased. If the frozen person is not remedied in time, he will not be able to resume growth and die. The crops suffering from freezing injury in the greenhouse can take the following remedial measures: 1. Irrigation to alleviate and cool down. Timely irrigation of tomato in greenhouse after freezing can increase the heat capacity of greenhouse soil, prevent the soil temperature from continuing to decline, stabilize the surface air temperature after irrigation, stabilize the air temperature, and restore the normal growth of frozen tissue fluid. 2. Keep the wind and cool down. After the tomato in the greenhouse is frozen, do not close the greenhouse to raise temperature immediately, but let the air cool down, make the temperature in the greenhouse rise slowly, and give the frozen tissue sufficient time to absorb the water removed by the freeze, so as to promote the revival of the frozen tissue and reduce the death of the tissue. 3. Artificial water spraying. Spray water with a sprayer in the greenhouse to increase the air humidity in the greenhouse, so as to stabilize the greenhouse temperature, inhibit the dehydration of frozen tissue, and promote the absorption of frozen tissue. 4. Shading from the sun. Build a sunshade on the shed to prevent direct sunlight, dehydrating and shrinking the tomato tissue and losing its vitality. 5. Topdressing and spraying. After the slow seedling of the frozen tomato, the quick-acting fertilizer should be applied in time to cut off the dead tissue so as to make the tomato grow rapidly. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen management and timely use of drugs to control diseases and insect pests.

 
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