How to manage raspberry planting

Raspberry is actually a kind of wild fruit, which is often called raspberry and raspberry, and some people call it prickly bubble. Raspberries carried many people's childhood, especially for rural people, it was a kind of entertainment at that time. Due to the gradual decline in the wild, while more and more raspberries are planted, how can raspberries be managed to produce high yields after planting? Now let's study together.

1. Colonization

Planting is the first to bear the brunt of raspberry management. After planting, we need to check the growth of the seedlings in the field and replenish the seedlings in time. Then it is planted at a density of about 450 to 600 plants per mu, so as to ensure the yield of raspberries, and the field permeability of this density is not too poor. At the time of planting, we also need to take into account the degree of soil fertility, according to different degrees of fertility to specific density management.

2. Weeding

Basically, raspberries need to be ploughed and weeded at least three to four times a year for one to two years after planting. They are in March, May, August and before the beginning of winter. Two years later, it is generally only necessary to carry out two times of intermediate ploughing and weeding, respectively, during the branch and leaf growth period in spring, and after the fruit is harvested. There is every time after rainfall or watering, it is necessary to loosen the soil to enhance the permeability of the soil so as to prevent the land from hardening.

3. Water and fertilizer

The growth rate of raspberry is actually faster, and it needs more fertilizer. Topdressing should be carried out at least three to four times a year. They are in the sprouting stage in spring, before flowering, fruit setting after flowering and in the later stage of harvest. We can use feces and urine water for irrigation or urea, ammonium bicarbonate and other chemical fertilizers for ring application. We usually use barnyard manure or compost to fertilize ditches in the later stage of harvest. In the sprouting period and fruit setting period, we should combine watering, followed by in Rain Water more weather, to timely drainage. Finally, when you encounter Korean weather, you should remember to water reasonably so as not to cause flowers and fruits to fall and affect the yield of raspberries.

4. Pruning

Pruning and shaping the branches and leaves of raspberries is also an important work in management. In general, pruning is carried out during the peak growth period in spring and after harvest in autumn, which can improve the yield and quality of raspberries. In general, the thin, dry branches and leaves at the top are trimmed off so that new lateral branches can sprout. The second is to prune the broken branches, dense branches and diseased branches and retain the strong branches, so as not to affect the permeability of the plant.

5. Set up a frame

The branches of raspberries are relatively soft and basically carry the weight of the fruit in each way during the fruiting period. So we need to set up the bracket in advance to prevent the fruit from sagging to the ground, soiling the fruit and affecting the quality of raspberries. Moreover, the branches of raspberries droop, which will have a great impact on the permeability of the field, and it is easy to cause diseases, so it is necessary to set up a support for the growth of branches and leaves in spring, and pull the branches and leaves onto the bracket. let the scaffold share the weight.

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