How to manage grapes after spring begins

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1. Prune

2. Spraying to prevent diseases

3. Apply base fertilizer

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Pruning: After the beginning of spring, cut off all the dry branches on the grapevine, and thin out the branches that grow together. Spray to prevent diseases: Prepare some pesticides with anti-bacterial and anti-insect effects and spray them on it and the flower soil around it once a month. Apply basal fertilizer: After spring, some basal fertilizer should be added to the soil to help it grow.

1. Prune

1. Pruning

After the beginning of spring, the grapevines must be pruned first. Prune off any branches that have dried out during the winter, and thin out any branches that grow too close together. When it starts to grow new buds, the main branches should be wiped 1-2 times in a targeted manner. This will allow it to grow more lushly and bear more fruit.

2. Spraying to prevent diseases

In spring, prepare some pesticides with anti-bacterial and anti-insect effects. Dilute them with water and spray them on all plants and the flower soil around them. This will prevent them from getting sick during their growth period. Generally speaking, spraying should be done every other month. It is best to spray each time between 12 o'clock and 3 o'clock.

3. Apply base fertilizer

In In spring, a small amount of base fertilizer needs to be added to the flower soil to help it grow. Because this is the season when it is growing vigorously, the nutrients in the flower soil may not be able to support its normal growth. If fertilizer cannot be supplemented in time, its growth rate will decrease.

2. Spraying to prevent diseases

3. Apply base fertilizer

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