1. Potting. Use round pots or wooden barrels with a diameter of 60 to 80 cm for potted raspberries. Potting should be done in early spring before germination. The potting soil should be garden soil, composted manure, and river sand at 6: Mix 2:2, add a small amount of cake fertilizer or bone meal to the bottom of the pot, and cover with culture soil to separate the root system from the fertilizer. The planting depth is appropriate to bury the root neck, and water enough after planting. 2. Shaping and pruning. Most raspberries are semi-upright varieties. They should be planted on a vertical stand or a hedge frame according to grape cultivation. The branches should be pruned in a fan shape. Each branch can have 5 to 8 strong side branches and 50 to 100 buds per plant. The suitable length for pruning in winter is 1.3 to 2 meters. Most of the new shoots produced within 0.5 meters from the cutting edge have 12 to 20 nodes, and the number of flowers in the axillary inflorescences of the new shoots is mostly 1 to 2. Summer pruning is carried out from late May to early June. The sprouting branches at the root neck are topping. When the sprouting branches grow to 1.3 to 1.5 meters, topping is performed to promote the growth of side branches, and the sprouting branches and side branches are tied in time. On a stand to prevent wind breakage. After winter, before freezing or before sprouting after thawing, cut off dead old branches from the base, cut off all diseased and insect-infected branches and frozen sprouts, thin out some thin and overly dense branches, and cut the remaining branches into short sections. , tie the branches evenly to the bracket. 3. Fertilizer and water management. In early and mid-September, combined with repotting, 0.3 to 0.5 kilograms of decomposed cake fertilizer or 2 to 3 kilograms of stable manure can be applied to each plant. Because the extra-bud differentiation of raspberries is an important feature, every method must be used to improve storage. Nutritional level. During the growth period, top-dress nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers before flowering in mid-May; top-dress phosphorus and potassium fertilizers in mid-June to make the available phosphorus in the soil higher than 35-40 mg/L and the available potassium higher than 200 mg/L. The supply of water must be ensured during the growth period of new shoots and fruit development. Mid-April to mid-May is the critical period of water demand for the differentiation of flower buds on the tree. During the rainy season, attention should be paid to the accumulation of water in the pot to prevent the root system from being stained. 4. Prevention and control of pests and diseases. Raspberries have few pests and diseases, mainly beetles that damage the stems. If insect holes are found at the base of the stems from August to September, 20 times of 40% dichlorvos emulsifiable concentrate can be injected 2 to 3 times to achieve the best results. Good. Adult insects are found in June and July and caught in time. Early May is the period when willow bat moth larvae emerge and are active. Spray 70% phoxim EC 1000 times and 50% monocrotophos EC 1000 times on the ground. Spray again every 10 to 15 days to control the damage. 5. Harvest, from the end of June to the beginning of July, the raspberry fruits turn red or black, and the texture changes from hard to soft, indicating maturity. Raspberry fruits mature gradually, and the viewing period can last 2 to 3 months, extending until early August. However, the fruits are not resistant to storage after maturity and must be harvested in time.