How do persimmons cross the persimmon?
How do persimmons cross?
1, mainly in the case of a large difference in the height of the trunk, the top of the buds are all removed, so that it will not grow taller. Of course, for the use of side branches and heights that are already possible, the top shoots must also be removed.
2, persimmons are divided into single, double-head pruning method. That is, 1-2 heads are left per plant, and the remaining branches are all up to 10 cm long. Early-maturing varieties (except for self-sealing) leave 3-4 spikes of taro, mid-late maturity varieties, and 6-10 spikes can be left as needed. This will not grow any longer, and nutrition will be retained for flowering results.
3, persimmons should be determined according to the variety, planting density, on-shelf or no-frame cultivation. If it is planted with limited growth and no-cultivation, leave 2 to 3 branches per plant when it grows to 30 cm in height, and leave 2 leaf tips on the main branch to the 3rd flower. Leave 2 leaf tips on the top.
4. If there is a variety of varieties that are infinitely grown, there are two types of single rod shaping and double rod shaping. The single rod shaping is to leave only the main branches, the side branches are all removed, and the double pole shaping leaves one main branch and one side branch.
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