Seedling planting: lychee trees are planted as much as possible on sloping land, with deep, fertile, well-drained, slightly acidic soil rich in organic matter. The time can be from early March to mid-April in spring, or from mid-September to late October in fall. Plant at 18 to 20 plants per acre, preferably making the distance between each sapling wider, either 6*6 meters or 7*7 meters. When planting, let the seedlings show about 15cm in the center and then fill them with water. Planting management: After planting the seedlings, you should do a good job of water and fertilizer management and pest control. In terms of watering, because the root system of the seedlings has not yet recovered after planting, it needs some time to recuperate, so its ability to absorb nutrients will temporarily deteriorate, and it needs to be watered in a timely manner to prevent drought. Generally plants can only apply a small amount of manure after six months of planting. After two years of fruit tree survival, you can increase the amount of fertilizer. Generally four times a year, combined with the different growth of fruit trees apply fertilizer containing specific elements. Shoot pruning: Before applying fertilizer to fruit trees, cut off damaged and diseased branches and keep the height of each plant below two meters to maintain nutrient delivery. It is important to note that there will be some variation in flowering rates due to different lychee varieties. For those with relatively small flowering rates, thin and prune them, cutting them short in small quantities. Pest control: The common pests of litchi are mainly golden turtles. Fruit trees can be sprayed with insecticides every six days around April each year. Lychee insect net 1000 times liquid and Anlubao 1000 times to 2000 times liquid interspersed use. Later picking litchi should pay attention to the safety period of pesticides on fruit trees.

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