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Key techniques of cultivation and management of tea in greenhouse

Published: 2024-11-24 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/24, First, garden choice: choose flat land or gentle slope land with fertile soil, adequate water supply and good soil permeability to build a garden. It is best to choose the mountains in the north and the open terrain in the south to block the cold wind in winter and avoid the tea garden in the tuyere plain. Windbreaks should be set up in the north of the tea garden. Second, tree age: mainly strong tea garden, its tree potential is strong, the growth is strong, the tea yield is high, and the coverage of the tea garden is more than 85%. Third, the greenhouse mode: the greenhouse is mainly warm in winter, with a width of about 13 meters and a length of not.

1. Garden selection: choose flat or gentle slope with fertile soil, sufficient water and good soil permeability. It is best to choose mountains in the north and open terrain in the south to block the cold wind in winter and avoid the tea garden in the tuyere plain. Windbreaks should be set up in the north of the tea garden.

II. Age: The tea garden is dominated by strong age, with strong tree potential, strong growth, high tea yield and tea garden coverage of more than 85%.

Third, greenhouse mode: mainly winter warm greenhouse, generally shed width of about 13 meters, length should not exceed 50 meters, in order to facilitate management. Shed film should be selected high-quality drip-free film.

4. Greenhouse management: The time for covering the shed is in early November. The tea fertilizer covered with shed is mainly high-quality farm manure. Fertilization amount is twice that of open-air tea garden, about 6000 kg per 1/5 hectare (1 mu), combined with watering and hoeing, and then covering grass between rows, grass thickness is about 20 cm, and appropriate amount of soil pressure. The temperature in the shed is not lower than 5℃ at night, 20~25℃ during the day, and the relative humidity is about 70%.

V. Pruning: Greenhouse tea autumn harvest should be light and less, in order to store more nutrients, which is conducive to improving spring tea yield. Autumn tea should be pruned after harvest. At the same time, the pruning time should also be postponed from before spring tea harvest to after spring tea harvest. Generally, deep pruning should be carried out once every 2 years or so, and heavy pruning should be carried out once every 7 years or so, and the tree height should be controlled about 80 cm.

VI. Harvesting: Generally, harvesting begins when the tea buds grow to the standard of frying.

 
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