When planting fingered citron, the bud stalk is upward, which is beneficial to the rapid germination of the plant. When planting fingered citron, it is necessary to select mature melons with fat head and undamaged surface as melon seeds, and then plant them in loose and breathable sandy soil, and water should be poured every other week to keep the soil moist, and thin manure should be applied again after fingered citron sprouts.

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When planting fingered citron with adult melon as seed, it is necessary to plant it in the culture medium with the bud stalk facing up and the big head facing down. Fingered citron itself has more nutrients stored in the melon body, so planting the bud stalk with thin skin and certain vitality upward can promote the germination and growth of melon seedlings, and the big head provides nutrients.

Fingered citron seed selection for planting fingered citron requires selecting those plump fingered citron with smooth and oily skin and less fluff. Generally speaking, the weight of a single melon seed should be above 500g, with no signs of breakage or cracking, and it should be fully mature, and it is best that the bud point of the bud stalk is slightly raised, so that the chances of survival of this melon are higher.

Planting time of Chaenomeles: Chaenomeles itself is a plant that likes warm and humid environment and is very cold-intolerant. Therefore, it can only be cultivated in greenhouse in areas with low temperature. Generally, the seeds of Chaenomeles will be stored at 1 1 month, and will be used for sowing in March of next year. If it is a Chaenomeles planted in the open field, it can be planted in mid-April.

Maintenance and management of fingered citron: plant fingered citron in loose and fertile sandy soil with good air permeability and drainage, then water it once, and then water it after planting. Keep it moist within 1 month. Water it frequently in summer to keep the air and soil moist, and add a lot of fertilizers in autumn to ensure adequate nutrient supply of fingered citron.