Management methods of grapefruit during flowering period

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1. Pruning

2. Management

3. Prevention and treatment of diseases

After grapefruit enters the flowering period, the flower branches need to be pruned. Some old fruit trees bloom more, so some weak branches should be pruned at this time. Pruning the treetops properly can give plants more space to grow, increase the area that receives light, and increase the fruit-growing rate. Topping, pruning off the branches with the dominant top, can help the side branches absorb more nutrients.

1. Pruning

1. Prune flower branches: Some old fruit trees bloom more, and some weak branches should be pruned at this time.

2. Pruning the treetops: Properly pruning the treetops can give plants more space to grow, increase the area receiving light, and increase the fruit-growing rate.

3. Topping: Pruning off the branches with top advantages can promote the absorption of more nutrients by the side branches, improve the growth of the side branches, and facilitate even fruit bearing.

2. Management

1. Cultivate some healthy, disease-free branches to prepare for next year's fruiting.

2. You can apply some trace element fertilizers to the plants, or you can spray some with a watering can to supplement the nutrients the plants need.

3. Ensure sufficient supply of water and fertilizer when the plants are blooming. Do not sprinkle water on the trees when watering, otherwise they will be infected with diseases and insect pests.

3. Prevention and Control of Diseases

Plants Flowering is the most vulnerable time to pests and diseases, so pests must be prevented and controlled in time at this time, otherwise the fruit bearing rate will be seriously affected.

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