Raspberry cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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Soil: It has strong adaptability to the land and is suitable for planting on hillside or hilly areas. It is best to choose land that retains water and fertilizer. Temperature: Raspberries like to grow in a warm environment, and the average temperature during breeding should be maintained at around 15-20°C. Light: It is a light-loving plant and likes scattered light, but care should be taken to protect it in summer. Moisture: Pay attention to keeping the land moist during the flowering and fruiting periods, and take protective measures during the rainy season.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Raspberries have very strong reproductive capacity and adaptability, and are suitable for growing in hills or sandy slopes. Although it is adaptable, slightly acidic soil with fertile soil, strong water and fertility retention and good drainage is better.

2. Temperature: The average temperature during breeding should be maintained at 15 -20℃ or so has low environmental requirements, so small changes have no impact.

3. Light: It likes a warm and cool climate, avoids heat, and prefers some scattered light. It can generally be planted in areas such as mountains and hills. However, in summer, you still need to take some protective measures to prevent direct sunlight from burning the leaves.

4. Moisture: The flowering period of raspberries is generally between May and June. The fruiting period is generally in August and September. When plants are blooming and bearing fruit, ensure sufficient water to avoid unsatisfactory blooming and low fruiting due to drought.

2. Breeding skills

1. Cutting: Cut a branch before budding in spring, and cut the branch into fifteen to twenty centimeters to make cuttings. Insert the seeds into the seedbed according to the distance between rows and plants of ten centimeters by five centimeters, cover them with film to keep them warm and moisturizing, and the seedlings can be planted at a height of fifty centimeters.

2. Divide: From February to March, dig out the plant seedlings grown from the root tillers. After proper pruning, the divisions can be planted as fake plants or transplanted.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 Disease: Powdery mildew is a relatively common disease. Diseased leaves must be pruned in time to remove the pathogen. Before germination or when flowering, spraying 200 to 300 times of 50% sulfur suspension can have a preventive and control effect.

2. Pest pests: Boring beetles are common pests, and artificial treatment can be used when there are few pests. When adults begin to damage flowers and fruits, the fruiting branches can be shaken to make the adults fall into appropriate containers for centralized destruction.

4. Other questions

1 . Edible or not: Raspberry is a deciduous shrub plant, and its fruit is a commonly eaten fruit. The fruit is sour and sweet, very delicious, and is eaten by many people in the northeastern region of my country.

2. How long is the flowering period: The flowering period of raspberries is generally in May and June. During the flowering period, attention should be paid to pest control and watering to ensure the quality and yield of the fruit.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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