Fruit vine cultivation methods and precautions

Last Update :2024.05.05

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues


Soil: To grow fruit vines, you need to choose acidic soil that is loose, well-permeable, fertile, and well-drained. Moisture: Spray some water on it from time to time as it grows to keep the soil moist. Nutrients: Fertilizer can be applied more often, but not too much each time. This will allow it to absorb more nutrients and grow better. Temperature: It likes a relatively warm growing environment, and an environment of 15-30℃ is more suitable for its growth.


Cultivation methods and precautions for fruit vines
1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Loose, well-permeable, fertile, acidic soil with good drainage is required. It can be prepared by mixing rotten leaf soil and peat soil.

2. Moisture: When the fruit vine is growing, spray some water on it from time to time to keep the soil moist. You can water it more frequently, but there should be no accumulation of water in the pot, so that it can grow better.

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3. Nutrients: It requires more nutrients. Timely top dressing is required during maintenance. It is recommended to use phosphate fertilizer as fertilizer. Dissolve the phosphate fertilizer in water and then pour it into the soil with watering. Fertilizer can be applied more often, but not too much each time. This will allow it to absorb more nutrients and grow better.

4. Light: It likes a relatively warm growth environment, and an environment of 15-30℃ is more suitable for its growth. In winter, when the temperature is below 10°C, it may freeze. At this time, measures should be taken to keep it warm.

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2. Breeding skills

1 , Pruning: When the leaves on the fruit vine turn yellow and wither, these leaves should be pruned off in time. In addition, the leaves should be trimmed from time to time to make them look neater and more stylish.

2. Propagation: Fruit vines are generally propagated by sowing. After collecting the seeds, sterilize the seeds and then plant them into sterilized soft soil and keep the temperature between 24-26°C. The seeds will germinate within one to two weeks of sowing.

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3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 , Leaf spot: The disease usually involves leaf spot. In this case, use Bordeaux mixture and carbendazim mixed with water to spray the fruit vines.

2. Scale insects: Insect pests usually include scale insects. At this time, use omethoate EC mixed with water and spray the scale insects on the fruit vines.

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IV. Other questions

1 . How to spend the winter: At the beginning of winter, the fruit vines should be moved to a heated place in the house for cultivation. Spray some water on the branches and leaves from time to time to keep the branches, leaves and soil moist.

2. Whether it can be placed indoors: It can be cultivated indoors. It likes a warm environment. As long as it is irrigated and sprayed in time and the temperature is controlled well, it will be easy to breed.

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2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues












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