Chaenomeles is planted in April-May every year, with a fruit period of10-1month and a life span of more than 30 years. Seedling can be planted in a small arch shed, providing certain light during the day, frequent ventilation, and paying attention to antifreeze at night. During the growing period, the lateral buds at the base of bergamot should be pulled out in time. When the main vine grows to about 30cm, it can be cored, and when the lateral vine grows to 150cm, it needs to be cored again. After planting, it takes about 160- 180 days for papaya to blossom and bear fruit. It can be harvested in 15-20 days after flowering. After 40 days, the fruit will be ripe. Under normal circumstances, each papaya can grow 200-300 fruits. People must handle it carefully to prevent the fruit from being bruised.
Why doesn't bergamot bear fruit?
Chaenomeles are not resistant to high temperature. Generally, it will not grow when the temperature is above 28 degrees, so it needs to be cooled down. Chaenomeles can be planted for three to five years, and should bear fruit in March-April and10-1month every year. In addition, if pests and diseases are not prevented in time during the growth period, the results will also be affected.
Key points of fingered citron planting
Suitable varieties should be selected for planting fingered citron, and melons with plump body, good quality, thin and smooth skin, sallow, inconspicuous fuzz, slightly prominent bud eyes, no scar damage and complete maturity should be selected for planting. In the north, seedlings are cultivated in greenhouses in mid-March, sown in late April and harvested in August. Before planting bergamot, apply sufficient base fertilizer, cover it with plastic film, and water it after planting to promote growth and slow down seedlings. It is also necessary to insert wooden poles or small bamboo poles next to the seedlings for vines to climb. After transplanting, the back vine grows stronger than the main vine, so you can choose to keep 2-3 vigorous side vines and remove the rest.