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Measures to be taken after tea trees are harmed by freezing

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, 1. All the shoots and shoots on the surface of the crown that have been scorched by freezing should be cut off, and the specific depth of pruning should be determined according to the degree of freezing. 2. The suitable pruning time is from February 15 to March 5, that is, the period from Rain Water to sting. 3. Topdressing in time: cutting off the shoots damaged by freezing will consume a lot of nutrients in the tea plant, and timely topdressing can promote the rapid recovery of tea tree growth. In general, conventional tea gardens can choose to apply 20 to 30 kilograms of urea per mu in sunny days. For example, organic tea gardens can be sprayed 10 to 20 days before spring tea mining.

1. All the shoots and shoots on the surface of the crown that have been scorched by freezing should be cut off, and the specific depth of pruning should be determined according to the degree of freezing.

2. The suitable pruning time is from February 15 to March 5, that is, the period from Rain Water to sting.

3. Topdressing in time: cutting off the shoots damaged by freezing will consume a lot of nutrients in the tea plant, and timely topdressing can promote the rapid recovery of tea tree growth. Generally, conventional tea gardens can choose to apply 20: 30 kg urea per mu in sunny days. For example, organic tea gardens can spray mineral foliar fertilizer and organic foliar fertilizer twice 10-20 days before spring tea mining.

 
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