Abstract: Begamot Planting Tips: From seeds to fruits, we take you into the wonderful world of Begamot Dear planting enthusiasts, have you ever longed for the strange shape and aroma of Begamot fruit? Want to plant a bergamot tree with your own hands and let it bring you the joy of a bumper harvest? Don't worry, today...
Guide to planting bergamot: From seed to fruit, take you into the wonderful world of bergamot
Dear planting enthusiasts, have you ever longed for the strange shape and aroma of bergamot fruit? Want to plant a bergamot tree with your own hands and let it bring you the joy of a bumper harvest? Don't worry, let's reveal the secrets of bergamot planting today and make you easily become a bergamot grower! 1. Bergamot File: Meet your new partner
站图片位置Bergamot, also known as nine-clawed wood and five-finger orange, is a small evergreen tree of the citrus genus Rutaceae. It originated in our country and has a long history. It is known as the "fairy product among fruits". When the bergamot fruit matures, the carpels separate to form slender curved fruit petals shaped like fingers, hence the name. Bergamot not only has high ornamental value, but also has precious medicinal value and economic value. 2. Planting environment of bergamot: Creating an ideal home
站图片位置Bergamot's requirements for the growth environment are not harsh, but the following conditions will provide better growth conditions for it: 1. Enough sunshine: Bergamot likes sunshine and needs at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight every day.
2. Warm and humid: Bergamot likes a warm and humid climate, and the optimal temperature is 22-24℃.
3. Good drainage: The bergamot is not resistant to waterlogging, and the soil needs to be kept well drained.
4. Soil requirements: The bergamot has no strict requirements on the soil, and it is better to use sandy loam with loose, fertile, breathable and good water permeability. 3. Planting method of bergamot: from seed to fruit
1. Seed planting: Select mature bergamot fruits, take out the seeds, soak them in water at 30℃ for 2 hours, then sow them in the soil, keep the soil moist, and seedlings can grow in about a month.
2. Cuttage planting: In June and July, select strong branches, cut off about 15cm long, and insert them obliquely into loose soil to a depth of 1/3 of the branches. Water and moisturize. After about a month, they can take root.
3. Grafting planting: Select a suitable rootstock, such as citron, lemon, etc., graft the bergamot branches on the rootstock, maintain them well, and take root after 1-2 weeks. 4. bergamot maintenance skills: let bergamot grow vigorously 1. Watering: Bergamot is not resistant to waterlogging and needs to keep the soil moist, but it is not advisable to water too much.
2. Fertilization: Fertilization should be light in spring and strong in summer, mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and less nitrogen fertilizer should be applied. 3. Trim: Cut off sick and weak branches and dead branches in time to keep the tree shape beautiful.
4. Pest and pest control: Pay attention to the growth of bergamot and prevent pests and diseases in a timely manner. 5. Harvesting and processing of bergamot: The joy of harvesting bergamot fruits generally mature from November to December, when the fruits are golden yellow and have a strong aroma. After harvesting, it can be dried or dried for medicinal purposes or to make bergamot tea, bergamot wine, etc. 6. Tips on planting bergamot: Growing with bergamot is a fun activity. From sowing to harvesting, you will witness the process of each bergamot tree from seedling to mature tree. In this process, you will gain a full sense of joy and accomplishment. At the same time, planting bergamot is also a way to cultivate one's character, allowing you to find tranquility and beauty in your busy life.
: Planting bergamot is not only a skill, but also an attitude towards life. Let us walk into the wonderful world of bergamot, feel the charm of nature, and gain full of joy!