1, Sakyamuni fruit trees are usually planted around March in spring. At this time, epidemic febrile diseases are on the rise, which is beneficial to the growth of plants. If it is a low temperature area, it is necessary to use plastic film mulching or greenhouse to increase the temperature. In summer, May-June is the flowering period, and June 6- 10/0 is the fruiting period.

2. There are two methods for planting Sakyamuni: seedling raising and grafting seedling raising. Seedling raising means choosing healthy and disease-free plants and planting them in suitable soil after a series of treatments. When planting, it is not advisable to bury the seeds too deep. Water to keep the soil moist, and the seeds will germinate. Grafting and seedling raising generally adopt the methods of branch grafting in spring and bud grafting in summer to cultivate excellent seedlings.

3. The plants should be watered every 3-5 days at seedling stage and once a day when they are dry. On the contrary, the watering time should be extended in rainy days, and the drainage should be timely if the rainfall is too large. When the seedlings grow to 6-8 leaves, they can be irrigated with some dilute manure water or low-concentration urea dissolved oxygen, and the concentration of fertilizer and water will gradually increase with the growth of the plants. In the late stage of seedling growth, potassium fertilizer or compound fertilizer should be applied to cultivate strong seedlings and accelerate seedling growth. In addition, management should pay attention to the prevention and control of pests and diseases, and Sakyamuni's fruit trees should be watered to prevent pests. The disease is mainly root rot, so preventive measures should be taken.

4. When the plant grows to a certain extent, it should be pruned in time, which can not only make it grow sturdily, but also increase its beauty and make the fruit fuller. When pruning, the branches are usually pruned, and 2-3 vigorous branches are reserved as the main branches, and 2-3 lateral branches are also reserved on the main branches, so that pruning is repeated to promote their branching. When planting in the south, it is necessary to control the plant height to avoid unnecessary losses caused by typhoon climate, while in rainy periods, it is necessary to cultivate the soil in time to prevent water accumulation in the roots.