How to plant fig trees
About the introduction of how to plant fig trees and the related introduction of the cultivation and management of green plants and flowers, the editor will introduce next.
Figs are a bit special as a type of fruit. We all know that figs are rich in nutrients and have a long history of cultivation, with many people enjoying them. However, the taste of ripe figs is very unique because the sweetness inside the fig fruit is not high, so many people think they are not tasty. Now, figs are more often processed into dried fruit, which are suitable in sweetness and very delicious. Many people are curious about figs, such as whether figs really have no flowers. How do they bear fruit without flowers and pollination? Today, Yang will explain why figs have no flowers and the planting techniques of figs, hoping it will be helpful to you.
1. Orchard Site Selection
Figs have a strong adaptability to the environment and are not strict about soil requirements. They can grow in plains, hills, dry fields, saline-alkaline lands, and coastal beaches. However, better soil conditions are more conducive to improving yield and quality. Also, because figs are soft and juicy, they have poor storage properties and are not easy to transport. Developing an orchard should be close to convenient transportation, near cities or processing plants for easy processing and sales.
2. Variety Selection
Based on different cultivation goals, figs can be divided into four types of varieties: fresh food varieties, processing varieties, landscaping varieties, and dual-purpose varieties. Fresh food varieties include Kawasaki, Japanese purple fruit, and Ziguang. Kawasaki has good quality and high yield; while Blan里克 is the most resistant and suitable for both fresh eating and processing; Hongdwarf is especially suitable for gardening pot plants and is a rising star among fig varieties.马斯义陶芬 has large fruit but a general taste, is prone to cracking, and is not suitable for cultivation in rainy areas. Qingpi has a high sugar content but thick skin and is not aesthetically pleasing.
3. Fertilization Management
If you want figs to bear good fruit, it's important to use fertilizers appropriately and reasonably. It's not that the more you use, the better, but that you should meet their growth needs at different stages and target fertilization. For example, during the transplanting period, you can use some phosphorus and potassium to help growth, and during the flowering period, use some phosphorus and nitrogen, which can promote fruit setting.
4. Pruning Management
When planting, be sure to pay attention to proper pruning to avoid excessive growth, which would consume a lot of nutrients and affect the final fruiting. Generally, four main branches are enough, which is the most suitable tree shape, and the other lateral branches can be pruned off. First, make sure to identify the overall shape, then you can better proceed. The most important thing is to allow the nutrients to go more to the fruit.
5. Pest Management
Relatively speaking, figs do not have many pests, but it is also important to prevent them. For example, if pests appear, they may not bear fruit. For large-scale planting, pesticides can be used appropriately. If planted at home as a potted plant and the scale is not very large, the prevention and control would be simpler, using some traditional methods, such as using stimulating juices to kill pests.
The above sharing on how to plant fig trees and the specific introduction of the cultivation and management of fig trees, hope to bring some knowledge of flowers to green plant enthusiasts.