pear tree pruning

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1. Spring pruning

2. Summer pruning

3. Autumn pruning

4. Winter pruning

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Spring pruning: It should be carried out from March to April, and some branches that do not like to bear fruit should be pruned. Summer pruning: should be carried out around June to remove smaller, weaker and denser flower buds. Autumn pruning: To allow trees to see better light, cut off light-blocking leaves and dry and yellowing branches and leaves. Winter pruning: from November to February of the next year, diseased and weak branches should be pruned.

1. Spring pruning

1. Spring pruning

At this time, the pear tree will sprout and the branches and leaves will grow luxuriantly. This is usually done in March-April. Pruning mainly involves cutting off branches that do not like to bear fruit, otherwise they will absorb a lot of nutrients and affect the amount of fruit.

2. Summer pruning

In In summer, pruning should be done around June, when its flower buds are differentiating. If pruned properly, it will be more conducive to flower bud differentiation. The method is also very simple, just cut off some smaller, weaker and denser flower buds so that they can bloom and bear fruit better.

3. Autumn pruning

This When done at this time, the main purpose is to prune the branches and leaves that affect its growth. The purpose is not to affect the tree's ability to receive light, and the leaves that block the light need to be cut off. Secondly, if there are dry and yellow branches and leaves on the top, they should be pruned immediately.

4. Winter pruning

Winter pruning is to allow it to grow branches and leaves better, and the approximate time is from November to February of the next year. When pruning, the stronger branches and leaves should be cut off, and the pruning range can be slightly larger. Diseased branches and weak branches should be pruned away.

2. Summer pruning

3. Autumn pruning

4. Winter pruning

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