Most of the cranberries we see are in the state of dried fruits, and we rarely see fresh ones. And most cranberries in China are imported, because cranberries can't grow in China. So we all choose to import, and the imported cranberries are also dried fruits.
1, harvesting cranberries in water is faster.
Cranberries can't grow in water. This is a terrestrial plant. The reason why it is mistaken for an aquatic plant is that it will use water harvesting method when harvesting. After water injection, it will use special machines to separate the fruit and let the fruit float on the water surface, which is convenient for efficient harvesting. The fruit of cranberry is relatively small, and there are always some fruits hanging on the branches, so it is difficult to absorb sunlight and rain. So all the fruits of 1 grow outside. Can fully accept the nourishment of sunshine and rain. 1 batch of fruits will be fully ripe, and the fruit farmers will inject water into the orchard for convenience.
2. The quality of cranberries harvested in water is higher.
The harvest of cranberries is to completely submerge the fruit trees by water injection, and the fully mature seeds will naturally fall off the trees under the impact of water. Floating on the water without branches. At this time, the cranberry lake we saw was white and red. Seen from a distance, it is very spectacular. It's convenient to pick, and it doesn't need a lot of manpower to pick.
3. A special machine can filter out cranberries, which is more convenient. This is also a good guarantee for the quality of cranberries.
At this time, as long as you drive the machine into the pond, you can quickly put fresh fruits floating on the water. Completely collected in the machine, will not cause any harm to the fruit. At the same time, the machine has a filtering function, which can filter out those bad fruits. Only in this way can the quality of cranberries be better guaranteed.
4. Harvesting cranberries in water can protect the branches of cranberries and prevent them from being hurt, thus ensuring the yield of cranberries.