Management techniques of flowering period of Peach trees

The flowering period of peach trees is a relatively important stage, if the management is not done well at this time, it is easy to cause subsequent yield fluctuations, so what management needs to be done at this stage? Let's learn about several aspects that need to be managed during the flowering period of peach trees to help you increase production.

1. Anti-freezing

The flowering period of peach trees is close to the late spring cold, and it is very easy to have a sudden drop in temperature at this stage. If there is no protection, the flowers of peach trees are easily frostbitten, thus affecting the subsequent growth. This can be protected to a certain extent by lowering the soil temperature and putting a protective layer on the fruit trees, so that the peach trees can avoid the late spring cold or take more heat preservation measures, so that the damage to the peach trees caused by freezing will be reduced to a certain extent. Temperature this is where growers need to pay extra attention.

2. Artificial pollination

Peach trees can both self-pollinate and cross-pollinate. Generally speaking, the fruit quality of cross-pollination is relatively better, but this cross-pollination is completed entirely by external factors. Insects, breeze and so on are the key to cross-pollination of peach trees, but these factors are uncontrollable. If you want to have a higher yield, you need to carry out artificial pollination to ensure that most peach blossoms can be pollinated successfully, the whole process will be relatively tedious, and the workload is relatively large, which is recommended for peach trees with better varieties.

3. Flower thinning

Peach trees have a large number of flowers, we do not expect these flowers to bear fruit, after the whole flowering period, more than half of these flowers will fall, so the peach trees will have more flowers left and need to be thinned. Do not be reluctant to give up when thinning flowers, mainly for some flowers that are not growing very well, so as to reduce the density of flowers as far as possible, otherwise the fruit trees will be lack of nutrients, resulting in a decline in the income of the whole fruit tree.

4. Waterlogging prevention

I believe people with some planting experience will pay attention to it. There are a lot of rainy days in the flowering period of peach trees, and many growers will worry that Rain Water has shot down all the flowers. Generally speaking, as long as it is not a rainstorm, peach blossoms are still relatively tenacious. On the contrary, the waterlogging at this time deserves more attention from growers. After all, if there is continuous rainfall, the drainage of the orchard will become more and more difficult. It is suggested that the flowering period of peach trees should be as wide as possible to open the drainage channel and check regularly for blockage, so that the risk of flooding will be much less.

These are some of the management techniques that need to be considered during the flowering period of peach trees. The flowering period of peach trees is not short. We should take more time to pay attention to it and solve any problems in time.